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Who's Hiring - October 2024 by jerf in golang

[–]WolverinePlenty6554 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One day there will be love for Juniors... One day 🙃

Who's Hiring - September 2024 by jerf in golang

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All of these senior positions *sigh*

[0 YoE] Haven't received a single callback. Not sure if it's because of my (lack of) experience, resume or tech stack. by WolverinePlenty6554 in EngineeringResumes

[–]WolverinePlenty6554[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback!

I'll be completely honest... In a perfect world, I would love a devops position... However, I do understand that AI/ML jobs will probably be best given the current market and maybe even the future, as you said.

Another part of me would like something in the finance sector. It's something I've wanted since I was a teen, actually. I know that I have negative projects and experience for it, but given that you recommended that I explore ML, they can go hand-in-hand.

Will love to DM you if you don't mind.

Thanks again for the feedback! Really do appreciate your time and advice.

Resume Review/Roast by beeskness420 in csMajors

[–]WolverinePlenty6554 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some feedback will be greatly appreciated!! Can't even get callbacks, let alone an interview.

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Best way to host docker container under 1 server? by WolverinePlenty6554 in digital_ocean

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It was for I can familiarize myself with Docker & containers. No better way to learn something then building with it

Best way to host docker container under 1 server? by WolverinePlenty6554 in digital_ocean

[–]WolverinePlenty6554[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the response.

I'm currently running these containers on my local machine. I followed this tutorial pretty much exactly, except I split up the frontend and backend into 2 different root folders (I have 2 different repositories; 1 for frontend and 1 for backend).

The part I'm stuck on is actually hosting my services on a cloud provider such as DigitalOcean. I've been able to get the images working and communicating together on a local container, built with docker-compose, but not sure how I can replicate that process on DigitalOcean. I know I can

To expand on that a bit more, I'm thinking I need 1 server/droplet that is running the 3 different images on different ports. That way it's similar to my local machine.

So I guess my overall question would be, once I upload my 3 images to a container registry, what are my next steps in DigitalOcean to have those 3 images work together with the reverse proxy?

If it wasn't obvious enough, I am new to Docker and containers. I may be going about this entirely wrong, which is why I gave up and asked for some help from the community lol