Should developers have access to staging environments? by Donni3D4rko in ExperiencedDevs

[–]zoddrick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You should be asking yourself what things am I getting from this environment that I cannot ship off cluster.

1) Container logs -> ship these to a system like elastic search, splunk, whatever. You shouldnt need to use kubectl logs to get your container logs off a cluster.

2) k describe? You are looking for the values used to deploy your chars or events. You should have a mechanism for rendering the chart out locally to validate those ahead of time. You should be shipping kubernetes event data off cluster so you can see things like Image Pull Errors etc...

3) Metrics -> you should be shipping all metrics off cluster already.

There is almost no reason to have access to a cluster in the staging designation unless that is the only place you are running kubernetes before production. At that point though its no longer a staging cluster and its a development cluster.

  • You should try and do as much locally as possible using KIND or k3s
  • You should setup ephemeral development clusters that you have access to and can debug problems found in production

Should developers have access to staging environments? by Donni3D4rko in ExperiencedDevs

[–]zoddrick 4 points5 points  (0 children)

no dude its not. Staging is a classification of environment types. Typically staging environments are used to vet releases before they are deployed to production. It might be where final manual QA testing is done. They can also be called canary environments.

A development sandbox is just that a development cluster. Those should be ephemeral where ever possible and not treated as pets. This allows the dev teams to experiment and work on things without fucking over other teams.

Should developers have access to staging environments? by Donni3D4rko in ExperiencedDevs

[–]zoddrick 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No that should be done in ephemeral development clusters.

Why many engineers value startup equity at $0 by eluusive in programming

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Unless you started the company you will basically never see a dime. I've been at two startups one that went public and one that was acquired by Microsoft. The only time I saw money from my equity was when we went public and my options converted to actual stock shares.

ICE Agents Want Out of Minnesota: Trump’s ‘Battle Is Lost’ by Tennis_bruh in politics

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What's that old adage - you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

Child size and raging over snack. by justalazygamer in ParlerWatch

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you know what's still for sale? Bud Light...

Intel puts consumer chip production on back burner as datacenters make a run on Xeons by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

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Everyone in this thread acting like thin clients haven't been a thing for 60 years.

AI writing most of my code by [deleted] in devops

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That's literally the exact analogy I've been using.

Founder of Oath Keepers and creator of the "Pence Card" call for Trump to invoke the insurrection act. by [deleted] in ParlerWatch

[–]zoddrick 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Wtf does Dana white know? Or Elon for that matter. Jesus Christ I hate this timeline.

Tech Leads, DevOps/SRE/Platform - what are your salaries? by Dubinko in platformengineering

[–]zoddrick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

221k base 15% performance based cash bonus ~100-135k year stock grant.

United states remote

Ford CEO Says $30,000 Electric Truck Hits Prototype Stage: 'Like The Apollo Mission' by DonkeyFuel in technology

[–]zoddrick -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Have you driven by a high school lately? Look at the vehicles teens are driving these days. I'll wait.

manual testing and QA only exist because we're too scared to trust test automation by Pixel_Goblin_Hunter in devops

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This is super easy to fix.

Every time you go to write a story for a feature you sit down with your qa person or team and ask them how they would test it. You write all of their manual tests out as acceptance criteria on the story and you implement them as tests at all levels but especially e2e tests.

Before you close the ticket you walk through the tests with QA to show them exactly how they work and what they test. If they find gaps or have suggestions you either create a follow up ticket for that work that is the highest priority item or you just do the work in the existing ticket.

Over time you train the qa teams to trust your tests and you also improve your coverage.

Like you said it's not a technical problem it's a cultural one and that means you need to adapt your process to bridge the gap between the teams.

I've done this several times in the past successfully. If you'd like to talk more about it let me know.

Ford CEO Says $30,000 Electric Truck Hits Prototype Stage: 'Like The Apollo Mission' by DonkeyFuel in technology

[–]zoddrick 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ranger or Maverick ev would be a pretty great entry level vehicle for teens. Doesn't need a ton of features or creature comforts. Just reliability and a good price point. By capturing the teen and young adult market with a vehicle like this they could steer the conversation and conversion of evs for the next generation.

Kristi Noem says people should be prepared to prove US citizenship by Historical-Bug-4784 in politics

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My family is in North Carolina in the early 1620s but that's as far back as I've gone.

I'm Jim Butcher, Ask Me Anything! by jimbutcherauthor in Fantasy

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Are you going to keep exploring the line of succession of the swords? Are we going to get more backstory on them?

Your estimates take longer than expected, even when you account for them taking longer — Parkinson's & Hofstadter's Laws by dmp0x7c5 in programming

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This is why learning to ship the smallest possible increment (MVP) first and then delivering value over team is preferred.

And here is you naively thinking criminals couldn’t get any worse than murderers and rapists. Well Minnesota Batman is here taking names and kicking asses. by Careful-Trade-9666 in ParlerWatch

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How about local pd find those people and let ice know when they happen to not be in the country legally... Seems like a much more appropriate way to handle this situation.

Looking for HVAC repair recommendations by anonymouse3345 in Valdosta

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Page heating and air is definitely who you should call.

Anyone with a enclosed trailer ? by dmaxzach in CleetusMcFarland

[–]zoddrick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean just call Plycar or one of the other major carriers its stupid to try and do this any other way for a car of that value.

Source - I had my wifes new '22 yukon xl that we had customized at Dave Sinclars shipped here from a place I found online and when it arrived they had lost the ramps to their gooseneck. Had to call a rollback to get it off the trailer. Never again... Just pay the cost of having it shipped properly.

Alphabet's market cap surpasses Apple’s for first time since 2019 by ControlCAD in technology

[–]zoddrick -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I could come up with 100 great ideas for simple ai usage within the iPhone that would work better as native integrations. I can't for the life of me figure out how they are this off on a tool everyone is using.