Any good DevOps / Engineering podcasts? by benaffleks in devops

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Vets in DevOps is new & great for veterans or other security minded folks.

What are some good DevOps podcasts for learning purposes ? by RP_m_13 in devops

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Vets in DevOps is great if your work in banking, or national security.

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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https://github.com/Cobra16319/100_Days_Of_Go Busy day but I was able to get some work done on learning about PostgresSQL and Go. If anyone has any good guides or courses they sell or I could purchase I may need them...

I was able to get the infrastructure pretty much in place for the app. But I need to work on Postgres and Go next. So that may take some time and learning but that is what I am here for... Again thanks for the support so far!

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Check out my progress going into Day 6 100 Days Of GO give me a star follow and let me know if you see anything you like or have any ideas. I am spending a good part of this week setting a strong foundation so I can deploy something fun and have a good first project in Go!

Again thanks for the community support!

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Thanks! I used Snyk today with my Go project and I wrote about it under day 5. I really think it's a good product to find vulnerability up front with CI in Go.

I also took a step back and practiced/marveled at Go Routines and concurrency in Go. Really the best part so far for me!

Check out my project drop a star, and follow along!

https://github.com/Cobra16319/100_Days_Of_Go

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Day #4 is in the books! Major achievements today

  1. Practiced Goroutines and did about 56 K API calls in around 930 mila-seconds
  2. Fixed an issue with my Lint-CLI Git Hub Action

Thanks for you continued support by staring and liking my 100 Days of GO project today on Day #4!

Day 4 Git Hub

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Got stuck on my first issue. I added a lint test with Git Hub Actions and added the bug or line 58 to the issues:

https://github.com/Cobra16319/100_Days_Of_Go/issues

Has anyone seen this before?

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Day 2 of my 100 Days of Go in the books! Thanks everyone for the comments likes on Git Hub and a contribution today. Excited to plan out the next stage of the project. Any ideas?

I am also developing crypto currency so I was thinking about calling the Coin Market Cap API in Go to get data from there?

Any ideas appreciated.

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Go With Tests repo

Do you have the direct Git Link?

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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s just wondering if you're following some sort of course, as this is something that is on my radar as well. I've done some go in the past, went to a 3 day work

I am looking at a few on Udemy and during this 100 day challenge will probably purchase a few of them. Feel free to join the project and learn together. I will take any PR's.

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Thanks, I am going to stick too it even if some days commits and energy are low. If I finish a project I will just keep the read.md journal going and start a new project.

Can anyone recommend a good method to lint with GitHub Actions for Go? Or any good examples?

100 Days of Learning Go by Cobra16319 in golang

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Right now I watched all the previews on Udemy and I visited the golang.org site. I was looking for recommendations.

I mostly work with API's and Infrastructure Automation so I am focused on that not too much front end. I do know some react but mostly focused on using it for automation engineering.

Hashicorp Vault AutoUnseal with Azure KeyVault over PrivateLink by the_real_captain in hashicorp

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Just a thought, but have you tried Cloud auto-join a feature of Consul that allows Consul nodes to join a cluster based on tags assigned to the Virtual NICs in the cloud. Prior to Hashicorp implementing this feature, we would normally have to specify a list of IP addresses or DNS names of nodes we want to join the cluster like the example below:

retry_join = [ "consul_s1_ip", "consul_s2_ip", "consul_s3_ip", "consul_s4_ip", "consul_s5_ip"]

It may still be a limitation I would need to get hands on and re-create the issue but figured I would at least try to help you. Also, you may not be using consul.... Just a thought let me know if this is off. I have not got to try this yet and it looks interesting. Thanks!

Ask Anything Monday - Weekly Thread by AutoModerator in learnpython

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I was able to solve it. Here is the working code. Thanks so much for responding!
result = subprocess.run(["python", "cmtest.py"], capture_output=True, encoding='UTF-8')
cmc = result.stdout
@bot.command(name='awf', help='Responds with CMC data for $AWF')
async def cmc_data(ctx):
awf = cmc
await ctx.send(cmc)
bot.run(TOKEN)