CatOps Digest 2023-09-10
What was on CatOps in the last two weeks…
Charity
We have successfully raised 150k UAH (~3700 EUR) for medical supplies for the 27th battalion of the 67th brigade. We had to make some adjustments along the way, but the supplies were already shipped to the battalion. We will issue a detailed report shortly.
In the meantime you can subscribe for monthly donations to the Come Back Alive foundation.
DevOps Days Ukraine
Once again we are doing the DevOps Days Ukraine conference on 14th and 15th of September and I’m prod to be a part of the organizational committee!
This year the conference is going to be online for obvious reasons. Yet, it also means that you can join from anywhere in the world (just mind the timezone).
Attendance is free and we are having top speakers from all over the world, so you will be just fine with English.
Digest
How Do We Mitigate Memory Leak in Kubernetes with a One-liner Commit - a nice investigation / postmortem story of debugging apps in Kubernetes. View on Telegram.
The State of Serverless - a report on the usage of serverless by DataDog. View on Telegram.
The Dark Side of SRE - some aspects of why the jobs of SRE sucks. View on Telegram.
SRE in the Real World - a document from ex-Google SREs who try to prepare their peers from Google for being an SRE outside Google. View on Telegram.
RIP AWS Go Lambda Runtime - AWS is deprecating its Lambda runtime for GO in favor of the generic one. This article puts some light on what does it mean for the GO Lambda users. View on Telegram.
On the side note, I have made some adjustments to my blog post about triggering GitHub Actions with a comment. You can read it in my blog or here on Substack.
Cheers folks and see you next time!