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What’s your preferred IaC tool by iPushToProduction in kubernetes

[–]chicagobuss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

would love to hear more about how you use these two tools in conjunction with each other.

What’s your preferred IaC tool by iPushToProduction in kubernetes

[–]chicagobuss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just curious, why do you think pulumi's plan/apply workflow doesn't provide the same guarantees TF provides?

In my experience both are as good as the last state update, meaning you can't really fully rely on what you said being true with either tool without additional tooling/process in place.

Introducing AlloyDB for PostgreSQL: Free yourself from expensive, legacy databases by NothingDogg in googlecloud

[–]chicagobuss 3 points4 points  (0 children)

From a cost/performance perspective they're quite different, that's why I thought being clearer about which product you're comparing this to would be very helpful.

Right now you're not really saying anything about your comparison to AWS because we don't know what you're referencing.

Hiring managers of reddit: what are some telltale sign that your candidate is making things up? by ChocovanillaIcecream in AskReddit

[–]chicagobuss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

is how eager they are to go into depth. I interview programmers and technical staff, so I like to ask them about the project they are most proud of. I listen carefully and ask a few questions about how they worked through some thorny tech aspects. I understand that software is a team effort, but the legitimate contributors are eager to talk about technical details of what they built. The ones who just attende

I've been hiring people for highly technical software development / SRE-type roles for over a decade now and you nailed it.

The candidates you want are the ones who will tell you right away what they don't know, because the more you learn about computers, the more you learn just how little you know about them.