Hey there! I am tasked with the creation of a SUSE lab so pre-sales eng can try it out on their own and I can use it during our training presentations. What do you think are the hot topics and real scenarios I should be covering? I would like to be focused on SUSE rancher... Thank you! submitted by /u/PaneRacoon [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, I'm a rather new IT architect with a software development background of 10 years. I work for a university and when I joined, we had one young devops guy who maintained all our stuff, we have a docker swarm and he knew docker well, git well and linux well. Our 3 in-house devs only wrote code, they knew very little about Docker and this one devops guy managed everything after the devs pushed their code. We then hired one more, they were both quite decent and covered everything and when I joined, I had a lot to learn and to do so I didn't have time to get into that topic. But then they b ..read more

Is there really any good open source SIEM?? submitted by /u/Whole_Shelter_5022 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey folks! ? I wanted to share a practical guide for setting up email addresses for your AWS domain with minimal costs. This approach requires only a single Lambda function, and I've implemented it successfully for my own domains. If you're looking to manage your email setup more efficiently and affordably, this might be the solution you're after. In my YouTube video, I walk you through the entire setup process using a fully automated Terraform infrastructure that simplifies adding new domains. Plus, I've included all the source code you need in my RadzionKit repository to help you jumpstart ..read more

Hi folks! I am interviewing for a entry-level devops position. I am a CS major (undergrad) graduating this month, and have done 4 SWE internships during school but not devops specifically. The posting says the following: Reporting to Manager Technology, DevOps, you’re going to be a part of a team that does… What You’ll Be Doing You’ll be working with AWS infrastructure, networking and services You’ll be working with Infrastructure as Code, Terraform Cloud, Terragrunt, Helm You’ll be working on automating and removing manual processes You’ll be looking at Site Reliability to find opportunitie ..read more

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I'm acquainted with great code bases that heavily use Yaml, so I'm not really sure why other people dislike it. Spring Boot was my introduction, so it might be because I've only ever had good documentation when working with it, but when I see it used for K8s, I have no complaints. What's the better alternative that people like using? (I'm particularly looking to hear from people who hate dealing with Yaml) submitted by /u/BlueSea9357 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

There are lot more job posts for DevOps than web developer in my region. I have BSc in Computer Science. I had a hard time to get programming concepts in college, I failed two years,, since I never coded before and I believe I am a slow learner.i have attention problems and I struggle with consistency. Most advance stuff I did was one project made in MERN stack which by the way I had a huge help with. I couldn't do it alone. For now I do low income job until I find something better but I don't want to ditch IT stuff,and honestly I really need career change. I still feel there could be room fo ..read more

Guys any one worked on mono nepo deployment with docker. Isnt it complicated? Got some help from stack over flow. I am frist time and looks like there is a huge leaning curve for monorepo. submitted by /u/Level_Paper6241 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Right now I'm on a team of 3, doing 2-week rotations of on call. Generally no one gets through 2 weeks without having at least one incident. Some of my friends say I've got it easy only working 4 weeks out of the quarter, others say I'm being exploited. submitted by /u/Legolandback [visit reddit] [comments ..read more