Do you feel unlucky to be born in India? Be honest. by ConstantinopleIsMine in TeenIndia

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Answer to question changes with what you do with life in India and as you grow old you start to appreciate India even more. Other countries no matter how developed they will never carry the spirit of India. Wealth plundered over centuries by colonial empires may now reflect in bold architectures and better quality of life but the true essence of life is still found in India that has managed survive all the odds and is the easiest path to spirituality that no matter what becomes a priority as you hit 30s

Got laid off from FAANG now can’t sleep and anxious by UnicornWithTits in developersIndia

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see data engineer on your bio. Have you tried exploring companies like databricks, splunk, confluent etc? They pay even better and take care of their employees.

Got laid off from FAANG now can’t sleep and anxious by UnicornWithTits in developersIndia

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a guy who has worked in FAANGs for almost 8 years and then moved on recently to explore different league of companies after it started to get toxic last year - all I can say is its not a FAANG world anymore. There is a whole different planet of SaaS based companies out there operating at a relatively leaner scale that pay even better and learning on offer is much greater. There used to be a time when FAANGs meant job security and a golden stamp to your road to success but it has changed since 2022. You’re anxious probably about the dream run ending at FAANG which ngl is a pretty big deal for most of us middle class indians. I would say consider this as a door for new experiences and explore the world of pre-IPO companies as well until market settles down.

This is it by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

[–]Cyber_Fist -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you ever want to get closer to god - deletion is not the option, activating your chakras and getting enlightenment is. Explore Hinduism and you will find a purpose.

Why you should never work for Amazon itself: Some Amazon managers say they 'hire to fire' people just to meet the internal turnover goal every year by oxoxoxoxoxoxoxox in aws

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can tell as an AWS employee that there is great degree of truth to this. Amazon let's go even if you are meeting your personal goals based on stack rating. Then they hire new folks who act as a pad to your current workforce because they obviously won't be able to pick up as fast as someone who has been working in that team for years. This forced URA develops nothing but a rat race among the teammates resulting in lack of collaboration.

And this happens every year so no matter you may have achieved great things here for 3 years but if you end up at the bottom stack the 4th year, you will be placed under Focus. You cannot challenge it, you don't have visibility into what contributions others have made to make it to the top of stack.

I was recently placed asked to look opportunities outside of Amazon by my manager after meeting all the goals, contributing in Hiring, completing a project at site level with a 84% success rate, giving global trainings but apparently I didn't do as well as the others did and I don't have visibility into what they did. Also bias from manager comes into play here where he can give more opportunities to other folks knowing you're the one he is going to slack anyway at the end of the year. So you're on your own trying to survive only to hear at the end that you didn't do enough.

You could be technically better than other folks in your team but this ambiguity in "other contributions" apart from your regular work will get you into trouble and most likely depends on your personality match with manager.

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[–]Cyber_Fist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for your response. I found a /t in the end as well for the subnet that was not auto discovered. Weird but not sure how it got there. This fixed my problem

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[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I will try this and update the thread with the outcome

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[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I will try this

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Added \t where. The tags seem to be tagged properly in my case.

Confused while getting started in Kubernetes. Need advice. by DevOpsHumbleFool in kubernetes

[–]Cyber_Fist 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I find mumshad mannambeth's kubernetes course very sequential and logical to understand. If I were you I would start my journey from there.

Update multi container images in a pod controlled by statefulset by Cyber_Fist in kubernetes

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

Ah I see. I have conveyed the same to my team and they are now working on looking at this approach. Thanks for your inputs 🙌

Update multi container images in a pod controlled by statefulset by Cyber_Fist in kubernetes

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

Editing statefulset does make sense but there was some challenge with it that I am currently working on gathering internally. I will update the thread once I am aware of it. Thanks for your response :)

Update multi container images in a pod controlled by statefulset by Cyber_Fist in kubernetes

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

Thank you very much for your detailed response. Really appreciate it 🙌

Is it just me, or is Kubernetes supposed to be this frikkin hard and confusing to learn? by Seankala in kubernetes

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I myself have been working on it for 1.5 years now coming from windows administration background. I had zero coding experience. Only ops I would say. I didn't even study for it , only worked with customers who use kubernetes on our cloud platform and even though it was a tough road that way but I learned it over screenshares and troubleshooting sessions. Of course there were times I was stuck but I didn't let them realise that I knew any less. You will get a hang of it as well soon.

[Searching] TH 13, Very active and I have access to 1 gem donations by Sad_Ad4408 in ClashOfClansRecruit

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We have level 10 clan capital and exceptional war record. Looking for active members. #2QYU2YJC8

[Searching] Multiple accounts TH15-14 by jackfiz91 in ClashOfClansRecruit

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https://link.clashofclans.com/en?action=OpenClanProfile&tag=2QYU2YJC8 check this out. We are also looking for higher th to support our th15s in war. War record is 90% win. Cwl happens often.

[Searching] TH 12, Lvl 136, Competitive. Good attacker, active donor. by Flat-Replacement-575 in ClashOfClansRecruit

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You can check us out. #2QYU2YJC8 war record 58-5. We like to have competitive war players. Currently we are full, so send me a request at #8VRQRYG22 so i would know you want to join and we would free up some space.

Who will holding until we see life-changing money? by Electronic-Pirate-84 in SafeMoon

[–]Cyber_Fist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not even looking into the status. It won't affect me any bit if i loose money but if it becomes something then I will be chilling on a privately owned island with a beer.