mood 🙄 Linux monitoring script with attitude 😂 here is how to send push notification from your Linux or Unix cyberciti.biz/mobile-devices…

apparently in my org they fired a dude maintaining one of the old key systems then brought him back as a consultant and now he has his own island in greece a lot of lessons here

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What Platform Engineering Meant for @Adidas’s SREs #Observability #PlatformEngineering thenewstack.io/what-platform…

Amazing how many @Cloudflare products start with a vendor we’d happily used deciding to try and hold us hostage. And our team then saying: “Ok, guess we need to build that ourselves now.” DDoS, DNS, Registrar, CAPTCHA, Zero Trust… all the result of this. Any guesses what’s next?

The point of a startup is to make usable technology for others. When you make software, you have to watch at least 10 people use it. Sit next to them and say absolutely nothing. Force yourself to marinate in the failure of your product design. Every version 1 of any software will be absolutely destroyed by first interaction with users. You need to watch your new creation be absolutely misunderstood by users to reform version 1 into the one that actually works. There is only one path: figuring out where the sharp edges, the places people get caught, the assumptions you make as a builder that turn out to be wrong, and then relentlessly sanding it down so that anyone can use it. That is good design. That is the key to a good product. There is no shortcut for this. WATCH USERS AND CRINGE AND THEN FIX IT. SAND DOWN THE EDGES.

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When customers request a feature, what they most want is a commitment: Yes, we'll do that! And that's the most tempting thing in the world to offer them. But you're better off saying THANK YOU and meaning it, without binding yourself to a specific solution.

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Add milk to liver, a tip I learned from a Chinese

Debugging Kubernetes pods is challenging. Debugging pods without a shell inside is next to impossible. But only if you don't have the right skills 😎 There are tools like "kubectl debug" (official) and "cdebug" (by truly yours), but the only thing that actually matters at the end of the day is your experience. The more failing pods you've troubleshooted in the past, the more confident you'll be fixing the next one. So, I prepared a few challenges to help you practice! Have fun labs.iximiuz.com/challenges?…

JET Pilot is an open-source Kubernetes IDE Features: - Real-time Logs - Kubernetes Object Management - Container Shell - Command Palette ➜ github.com/unxsist/jet-pilot

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🗣️ "I notice a lot of 5xx errors from the application during scale-in of the pods after a spike period." I was asked this question last week and spent some time debugging the issue. In the process, I realized there is confusion about how Kubernetes does (not do) graceful shutdown. So, I decided to rewrite our article on graceful shutdown and augment it with some knowledge I gained during the years! You can find the full article here: learnk8s.io/graceful-shutdow… As a bonus, I also wrote this flowchart to help you debug the issue!

This article covers how to deploy a highly available application by looking at the following: - Pod Replicas - PodAntiAffinity - Deployment Strategy - Graceful Termination - Probes - Resource Allocation - Scaling - PodDisruptionBudget ➜ medium.com/mycloudseries/how…

How do you make these docs? 🤯 #buildinpublic