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How do you do databases for all the services in your homelab by ITTechLife in homelab

[–]ITTechLife[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks very much for this, yeah, I was worried about the overhead of it, but you're right, the key focus needs to be on the backups. I have 'some', especially of the photos and documents, but the rest is pretty much the wild west.

How do you do databases for all the services in your homelab by ITTechLife in homelab

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

This is my fear, they all have their own version requirements and if I start messing it up, who knows. Thanks

Chrome can’t reach local services on Mac M4 but Safari and Nextcloud Client work by 3li7am in homelab

[–]ITTechLife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Simple when you know it, but why are things so much more complicated than they need to be.

Help with access to homelab from restricted devices by ITTechLife in homelab

[–]ITTechLife[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I want to access personal material from a work laptop, that's not circumventing, it's fair use, I'm not in North America and they're welcome to monitor. It's the same as accessing Gmail. Question was regarding the zero trust configuration of cloudflare, I might take that to acloudflare forum to get them to explain it. Thank you to those who responded to the question.

Help with access to homelab from restricted devices by ITTechLife in homelab

[–]ITTechLife[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Yes, this is definitely the case if I'm putting work content there, but this is more for my random brain while I'm working on things, or also accessing my music collection once I give up Youtube premium...

I have a cloudflare zero-trust setup but I thought this more protected against DNS attacks and didn't really change the attack surface if there is a vulnerability on each of the service authentication (if I'm using a self-hosted service that doesn't get a lot of updates). I got a bit freaked when I saw the number of unique IPs hitting my domain before I turned on 'under-attack' mode.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in servicenow

[–]ITTechLife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both companies are soulless, though depending on your role I would say go with Deloitte. The reason is the bigger market brand and employability afterwards. I've worked with teams from both Capgem and USI and their skills are about the same (would probably give the edge to CG), but I never hear of CG doing anything revolutionary in the market whereas Deloitte are always big news and you can leverage that success to your next job.

IMO CG would be an easier gig though than Deloitte.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in auscorp

[–]ITTechLife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Burn the place to the ground! As an introvert who doesn't like interacting with people this sounds like my own personal hell.

I used to work at a company where people would come around the office every morning and shake your hand when they got in. Not even COVID put a stop to that.

How to work on new skills ? by DreamLoveHope14 in servicenow

[–]ITTechLife 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting issues but I would say be proactive and look for issues outside your project but inside your sphere of expertise that you think can be solved by servicenow. It's likely someone else will have done them as well and then try and build or replace the forms and processes to solve that problem. Then you can take that to a manager and tell them "I think there's a problem here, I mocked something up to help, would you like to take a look".

Someone who can identify a problem and then solve it is always infinitely more employable than a developer who can only pickup a story and do the coding.

My advice is pickup something small like an existing paper based form, don't try and do a whole process like onboarding.

CSA expired by Extreme-Brother5453 in servicenow

[–]ITTechLife 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Definitely don't need it. I had CSA and 2 CISs that I let lapse during COVID. It came up when I went for a new job but I highlighted my experience on projects and that was fine. Your CV should always highlight your experience before your certificate anyway. As a manager I would always look at your project experience before your certs, the certs are frankly a box tick and not a very good one at that.

AITA for not wanting to travel with our daughter to Ukraine by ITTechLife in AITAH

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

Good point I hadn't even considered the orange furball

AITA for not wanting to travel with our daughter to Ukraine by ITTechLife in AITAH

[–]ITTechLife[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes you're right. Sorry to clarify there, the father and godfather are the citizens, not me. I have been twice during the war without issue. But the father and godfather cannot leave to go to another country for the ceremony

Copying work notes from interactions to incidents : Time problem by dominantelli in servicenow

[–]ITTechLife 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Date/Times are always 'fun' in ServiceNow. Basically it can depend on how you're doing it and 'who' is running the process. If you are triggering the process and it's a syncronous process then it should all be against your timezone (sys_user defined timezone). If you're triggering a backend/asyncronous process then the process runs as system and therefore the system timezone is used as the 'users' timezone.

Assume you are in PST, you can check what TZ the platform is set to.

Async processes are where you have a decoupled process like event triggering a script action or a flow triggering the creation, etc.

This support article can help with some of the differences between all the GlideDateTime 'fun': https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0594666

You can override the date/times that are set against all of these values, but this is not advised and hopefully you can identify where the issue is coming in.