Koen Rottiers

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Koen Rottiers

Koen Rottiers

@KoenRottiers

Tech enthousiast trying to keep up with all things in the IT world. - Senior Consultant @microsoft

Lede, België Katılım Mayıs 2010
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@TomKerkhove I can relate 🙂. For next time I'll think I'll do a quick recap every week so I can copy a summary but if only I would remember to do that 🤔
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Tom Kerkhove ☁️🤖
Tom Kerkhove ☁️🤖@TomKerkhove·
"tell me what you did past 6mo" I hate this question, my memory is terrible.
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Sarah Drasner
Sarah Drasner@sarah_edo·
Creating clarity where there was previously confusion/chaos is one of the most valuable and underrated skillsets
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@pdtit @Ned1313 Seeing this as well at a lot of enterprise customers. Even those in more tech oriented businesses. The way of working has been validated and is evolving based on the feedback of these companies.
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peter de tender
peter de tender@pdtit·
@Ned1313 Based on the (almost) weekly Microsoft DevOps training I'm delivering, most organizations are only starting their journey... So instead of dead, it's getting out of kindergarten 😉
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Ned is 🌮🏃🦖🦖
Ned is 🌮🏃🦖🦖@Ned1313·
There's been a lot of speculation about #DevOps being dead. I assure you it is not. Is it evolving? Of course. That's the whole point behind having a feedback loop.
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Tom Kerkhove ☁️🤖
Tom Kerkhove ☁️🤖@TomKerkhove·
Saw an podcast episode on "Kafka on Kubernetes" in my feed. Pretty sure the first question is "Why?!" followed by laughter.
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Nills Franssens 🇺🇦
In my case, this has led to funny situations: Customer call. Post-call debrief with colleagues. I feel great: "Hey, customer seemed really happy." My colleagues with fear in their eyes: "Did you not hear them say X, Y, and Z?" Me: "Oh, yeah, but I didn't take it as bad."
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Nills Franssens 🇺🇦
Big difference between EU and US culture is directness. In Europe, if a customer is unhappy, they'll typically tell you they're unhappy and then why. In US, the customer will give you the reasons, but won't explicitly voice their discontent.
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Geert Baeke
Geert Baeke@GeertBaeke·
From now on, I'm gonna deploy apps manually on VMs with a public IP. Done with all this IaC, "DevOps", Front Door, API Management, Ingress Controllers, ingress resources, URL rewriting, certs and secrets in KV, cert syncing to K8S, a gazillion identities, ... Back to the 90s! 😉
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@TomKerkhove Jura machine. Bit more expensive but high quality and limited maintenance in contrast to other machines.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@TheAprilEdwards @editingemily To me it's all about culture and create a sense of shared ownership together with clear communication and collaboration. This doesn't mean that everyone needs to know and need to be able to do everything in the chain but have the awareness.
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April Yoho
April Yoho@TheAprilYoho·
@editingemily Devs don't want to learn Ops, we get that, but understanding dependencies and impact is important vs how to configure DNS. Anyways if it's all deployed using IaC that's magic bullet, right? (sarcasm)
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emily freeman
emily freeman@editingemily·
I’ve been saying for a while now that devs don’t want to deal with operational concerns, for the most part. And I always get push back. But I swear the last dozen consulting calls I’ve been on have been about how to pull ops responsibility off devs while still being DevOps.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@TomKerkhove Congratulations and enjoy the time off with a family of four. After that chaos 😉
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@NillsF Seems to be true for every enterprise size company. Getting information to flow freely and make it easily accessible and structure is a challenge.
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Nills Franssens 🇺🇦
Working at a large company like MSFT, I feel like success is dependent on knowing people who know other people who know people. I'm looking for a piece of information right now, and going down a chain of 5 people to get to the info.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@GeertBaeke @Pixel_Robots Isn't the possibility of having official support the main reason for going that route? Sometimes misused as an escape goat.
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Geert Baeke
Geert Baeke@GeertBaeke·
@Pixel_Robots I tend to use the community version but in enterprise scenarios, when talking to network teams etc…, they tend to prefer the NGINX maintained version. There are some subtle differences but I rarely need them…
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Ben Coleman
Ben Coleman@BenCodeGeek·
How many commits on a feature branch is too many? I just passed the 200 mark
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@Pixel_Robots @pdtit @SoniaCuff Fully agree but a lot of ops/infra people are already stretched thin wearing multiple hats at the same time in an increasingly more complex landscape.
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Sonia Cuff
Sonia Cuff@SoniaCuff·
Random question of the day: If you have a background in on-premises Windows Server systems administration, to what extent does your current day job deal with containers and container orchestration (onprem or cloud)?
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@Pixel_Robots @pdtit @SoniaCuff I don't see a lot of people doing both. The way of operating both is so different which means people continuously need to shift if you need to do both.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@SamVanhoutte @GeertBaeke Mijn vrouw geeft ook STEM in het 4de jaar en het is inderdaad wat het wilde westen waar geen grote lijnen worden bepaald en de meeste er iets proberen van te maken gebaseerd op hun huidige kennis en kunde. Dus leerkracht heeft heel veel invloed.
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Sam Vanhoutte
Sam Vanhoutte@SamVanhoutte·
@GeertBaeke Onze zoon is afgehaakt doordat er te veel op analyses en theoretische probleem aanpak werd gefocust. Leek alsof de fun uit techniek werd gehaald. Maar hangt van elke school apart af. Ieder zijn eigen invulling
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Geert Baeke
Geert Baeke@GeertBaeke·
Mijn dochter volgt STEM onderwijs. Het is wel maar het eerste jaar maar ik stel me vragen bij het curriculum en hoe het onderwezen wordt. Wat zijn jullie ervaringen en ideeën hieromtrent?
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@BenCodeGeek For people coming from the infra side I think that maybe looks a bit more logical. Looks easier to relate that to existing concepts like a load balancer to a service later on.
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Ben Coleman
Ben Coleman@BenCodeGeek·
Devising a mini Kubernetes lab thingy which assumes zero k8s skills. I want to drip feed concepts. Don't know if deploying pods first, and wiring app up by pod IP is a good way. Then say "that's silly" and replace IPs with Services.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
With the vaccination of younger children it becomes even more apparent that we need to have scientists explaining their science in straightforward, uncomplicated terms with references to well known things.
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Koen Rottiers
Koen Rottiers@KoenRottiers·
@TomKerkhove @jandedobbeleer Sometimes it looks a bit like witchcraft 🧙😉 but once you get the hang of it, it can be like solving a mystery game. 🕵️
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