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DevOps changed my life man 😔, i was in a rut, stuck for good in a ‘decent’ role .. I just took a leap faith and everything turned out as I wanted .
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@livingdevops offers more fine grained policies … node consolidation
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Is Karpenter a good enough reason to move your Kubernetes workloads to AWS EKS?
Akhilesh Mishra@livingdevops
How many of you are using Karpenter for Kubernetes node autoscaling in production?
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How many of you are using Karpenter for Kubernetes node autoscaling in production?
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The world doesn't give a f*ck about you.
You either find a way to add value to other people, or you spend your life broke, complaining, and thinking the government will save you.
Most people don't need a new idea or more learning.
They need to take radical responsibility for their life.
Bambulu@Bqmbulu
What’s the harshest truth every young man must eventually learn?
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hundreds of people have asked me to mentor them 😬
I'd love to but I can't do it 1:1 for everyone
so I'm thinking about something simple
$19/month to get:
→ 1 AMA every 2 weeks
→ private closed community
→ direct access to me over DM
would this be interesting to anyone? 🤔
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DevOps didn't just change how we ship software - it fundamentally rewrote the abstraction layer between dev and ops.
What started as "break down silos" evolved into infrastructure as code, then GitOps, then platform engineering. Each shift raised the level of orchestration.
Now we're seeing the pattern repeat: MLOps, DataOps, AIOps, FinOps. The "Ops" suffix has become shorthand for "automate the operational complexity of X."
The real insight? DevOps proved that the right abstractions don't just make teams faster - they spawn entirely new disciplines. We're still riding that wave.
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taught myself DevOps …
☥𝐋𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐱@fw_lennox1
What happened to you that changed the entire trajectory of your life??
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After 15+ years in DevOps, here's what I've learned:
Infrastructure doesn't cause outages. Poor incident response processes do. Yet we keep throwing money at monitoring tools and observability platforms.
While completely ignoring how teams actually communicate during incidents. Maybe we need to fix our on-call culture before buying another dashboard.
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This is actually breaking my notifications😂 Wanted to stream doing the tutorial today on Github for Rubber Duck Thursdays but our VM environment isn't live anymore and I need more sleep lol.
If you do want to test out with workshop the code is here github.com/hnky/code-with… 👩🏾💻
Movez@0xMovez
Microsoft Senior AI developer just showed how they build AI agents with Claude at Microsoft. 34-minutes. free. By Microsoft team Opus 4.7 + 1,400+ pre-built MCP tools plug Claude into agent → give it tools → ship to production worth more than any $500 vibe-coding course.
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@opentelemetry is officially a CNCF graduated project! 🎓🎉
OpenTelemetry has become the trusted de facto observability standard, backed by 12,000+ contributors from 2,800+ organizations and helping teams gain better visibility across distributed systems.
Congrats to this incredible community! Read more about the milestone here: bit.ly/4fvcHAb
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After creating 100+ CI/CD pipeline exercises that DevOps engineers have run 50K+ times, the module with the lowest engagement? Pipeline optimization and security scanning.
Then everyone wonders why their deployments are slow and vulnerabilities slip into production 🤦♂️
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I'll create a list of EU people that work in tech. If you want to be added, reply.
Nesters Kovalkovs@nestersk
European morning feed is so slow that all I see are posts from two days ago.
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Why Antropic and not Seznam.cz?
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
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Infrastructure changes faster than deployment pipelines on Friday afternoons.
But DevOps fundamentals? Those are your anchor.
Master the building blocks: networking, storage, compute, observability. Use AI to speed up your learning, not replace it.
When you understand how packets flow and why systems fail, you become irreplaceable.
The cloud abstracts everything. That's exactly why knowing what's underneath matters more than ever
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Every junior engineer wants to break into DevOps.
What everyone skips is the "Ops" part - not just learning Kubernetes commands or watching tutorials, but actually building, breaking, and fixing real systems.
If you want a DevOps career worth having, go operate something first.
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