CatOps Digest 2024-09-15
What happened on CatOps in the last couple of weeks…
Charity
“Dronefall” initiative by Come Back Alive, which goal is downing of 1000 russian drones.
A new fundraiser from UA DevOps for equipment for the Special Operations Forces.
A friend of mine is raising money for drones for the International Legion of Ukraine.
Time Sensitive
Cloud Solutions Architect courses bundle by Packt on Humble Bundle. This bundle is active for just one more day. So, hurry up, if you want to get it!
35% discount on Linux Foundation courses and certifications with promo-code SEPTEMBER24. The offer is valid until 17th of September, so hurry up!
Digest
Running multiple businesses on a $400 VPS - a reaction video about a guy who runs several projects on a $400 VPS (the web part only) and allegedly makes $3M a year from those.
Why Cutting Costs is Expensive: How $9/Hour Software Engineers Cost Boeing Billions - a story about how Boeing’s cost cutting on software development led to more that 300 deaths.
Your company needs Junior devs - an article about cultural impact of having junior engineers on a team and what do companies loose when they choose not to hire juniors.
Why don't more people use Linux? - a blogpost by DHH, who asks a question of why more developers do not at least try Linux, given that in the most cases their code runs on a Linux machine in production.
Cyphernetes - a query language for Kubernetes inspired by Neo4j’s Cypher query language. It’s also available on GitHub.
That’s it for today! I should probably write some follow-up for the DevOps Days Antwerp conference, but I procrastinate it :\
Here’s a photo of a whale skeleton in the Antwerp Zoo instead
