#DevOps

shelby spees is staying home

shelbyspees

was just thinking like, "I have so many war stories but I never shipped anything useful as an SRE/DevOps engineer" but that's not true, I have a couple really cool

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

This Parler user explains it quite well here. Because of yet more security flaws at Parler, it's now possible for all that "free speech" to be shared and archived with

Angel Pizarro

delagoya

On queue wait times--------------------Most researchers that leverage a shared resource have at some point or another suffered a set-back in getting their result because the resources they needed were not

Jugurtha Hadjar

jugurthahadjar

0. Form:0.0. It pays to provide services through a company. Companies write large checks to companies without blinking; not so large for individuals. 1. Contracts:1.0. Get a lawyer to prepare

Marko ⚡ Denic

denicmarko

GitHub repositories to improve your programming skills. 1. Free Programming BooksFreely available programming books.167kRepo:https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books 2. AwesomeAwesome lists about all kinds of interesting to

Thierry de Pauw

tdpauw

It's been 5 years ago I started with public speaking.What a journey. So many new opportunities, so many interesting conversations and a few new friends.A thread I would never

Deni Moka⚡

dmokafa

Writing good Git commit messages matters!A thread about how to write clean commit messages: Make your commit messages meaningful, explaining the reason for the change. The more explicit

Consulate General of France in San Francisco

FranceinSF

Congrats ! Among the French ScaleUps selected to join the 2021 #FrenchTech Next40/120 program, 4 have bloomed in San Francisco : @ivalua @scality @platformsh @VadeSecure! .@LaFrenchTech Next40/120 program brings

Tudor Girba

girba

The governor of New Jersey called explicitly for COBOL programmers to help with the development of the unemployment system:https://twitter.com/manicode/status/1246497036389793792This is how the software environmentalism crisis looks like. A

Andrew Montalenti

amontalenti

Something I think a lot about nowadays as a CTO-turned-product-manager is what I've started to shorthand as the "product surface area" problem. I'll explain what I mean in this thread.

Piotr Gaczkowski

DoomHammerNG

Some of you asked for recommendations, so I've combined my favorite @Pluralsight courses into one .I've personally been using it for the past 2 years, very happy with results.But first

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1HaKr

Want to know powerful ways to supercharge your NGINX server and improve its performance?These are some of the changes that I did to improve the performance and security of my

Jack Ellis

JackEllis

One of the most interesting things about serverless is how much people argue about it. It's like Marmite, you either love it or hate it. PSA: Serverless isn't for everyone.Thread

roidude

ROIdude

1/ This morning we are having a Nutanix internal (& very emotional) goodbye celebration for @dheeeraj. I want to take the opportunity for some personal observations/opinions on the company he

Sarah Mei

sarahmei

Perhaps we’re all tired of dunking on parler, but just in case you’re not, I did some investigation this evening.tl;dr: technical clown shoes. Their CTO is a person named

Simon Høiberg

SimonHoiberg

Node.js Learning Path Master these topics, and you'll be ready to take on your first job as a Node.js Back End Developer!Let's go through them JavaScript and Node.js

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