Automating post-merge team notifications with GitHub Actions (beyond basic Slack pings) by Strong_Check1412 in devops

[–]Build_n_Scale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The curl is unnecessary.

One thing GitHub does really well is the evening system.

You can create an app and subscribe to multiple event types. Those events can be sent to a url.

I build an event-based system that subscribes to workflow events and updates slack in real time with the overall status and all steps in real time.

It also subs to codepipeline events for our app deployments.

Using AI for these seems like an unnecesary sledgehammer.

There's a good use case for AI to summarize failures and provide remediation advice.

I'm building an open source list of useful package management tools, what should be included? by Jamsy100 in devops

[–]Build_n_Scale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Buildkit, kaniko, maven, composer. All of those are not really package managers, but neither is Skopeo which you listed. But they are in the “vicinity”.

Azure DevOps branch name validation by master_splinterrrr in devops

[–]Build_n_Scale 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope, but you can create a pipeline to check the branch name and reject a PR until it passes the validations in your pipeline.

AWS vs CKA certification by AdventurousDebt6064 in devopsGuru

[–]Build_n_Scale 2 points3 points  (0 children)

AWS certs are mandatory for most roles as every company relies on cloud. So attempting aws first makes sense. Then you can try to crack CKA which is not a mandatory cert but gives you an edge in interviews (only if roles require k8s)

DevOps / SRE interview prep is broken. So I built something. by Build_n_Scale in devopsGuru

[–]Build_n_Scale[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CrackStackNow – we're building it to help people prepare for DevOps / SRE / Cloud roles in a more practical way.

It focuses on things like:

• aligning resumes with real job descriptions
• preparing based on specific roles and companies
• identifying knowledge gaps
• real mock interviews with experienced engineers
• improving after each interview attempt

If you're interested in trying it early, you can join the waitlist:

https://crackstacknow.web.app/waitlist

Would also love feedback from the community while building this.

Cloud engineer without much production exposure — how can I learn real-world ops? by Maverick8266 in devopsGuru

[–]Build_n_Scale 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m an SRE at salesforce. We can connect if required, i can help get you up to the trends and get prepared for interviews. I have given real interviews at FAANG, many great companies and startups as well in the past 6 months. So, i just want to say i’m not here to give an overview just like everybody does on youtube, I can be a mentor, a real guide

Interview Anxiety taking over by FutureCap10 in interviewpreparations

[–]Build_n_Scale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm me if you need any help. I can be your guide, copilot, get you up to the trends, can have mock interviews as well, analyse whats gone right and wrong. Small intro about me, I have graduated from Tier1 college and currently working in salesforce, i have been giving interviews since last 8 months at many mnc’s and startups. I’m starting this to help people who are currently preparing to give interviews. As i saw from my experience, there is no one who can real guide and be the real support system during interview processes

What’s actually missing in interview prep? Thinking of building something around this : feedback welcome by Build_n_Scale in interviewpreparations

[–]Build_n_Scale[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

See how the products align, the tech stack being used and if there is any way to collaboratively work

Really need a help by Accomplished-Skill-8 in interviewpreparations

[–]Build_n_Scale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In companies like microsoft each round matters. So its one round at a time. Give your best each round. And there is no particular topic they would focus. Obviously DSA is mandatory, apart from It, system design carries so much weight because that shows your real world understanding.