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AI has been around since the 1950s. Yes, it’s generally available now, but can we really expect it to evolve as much as people are saying in, let’s say, 5 years from now? It will definitely enter different industries, but I sense it won’t evolve as much as we believe. I love it and embrace it, but is the pace at which it evolves that high? If I compare it to a year ago, it hasn’t evolved that much, except there are more domains it has penetrated.

To me the 40K foot view is IBM buries terraform and nomad (after all ansible can do infrastructure and nomad competes with openshift). Vagrant is left with hyper-v and libvirt providers (virtualbox (oracle) and vmware (broadcom) and Docker (self-inflicted demise) are toast), vagrant as a concept is diminished greatly, playing around in msft's backyard, why bother? They'll go full proprietary with vagrant and drop hyper-v, but why would you need some mickeymouse DSL for one provider? Since Docker is also toast that container provider is no longer relevant. I think they just drop vagrant and push all that DSL into local ansible. Macs can't run hyper-v not really. Don't know much about packer. I don't know what the linux-on-windows virtualization story is going to be other than WSL, it's almost as if the Linux Desktop is coming back, or no desktop at all of course :) get thee to another's computer and pay them rent. That's it -- IBM/RedHat just ate the local developer's computer, for $6B, broke off a piece of the msft developer story, it's brilliant.

Thanks for mentioning Pulumi!

Is there a Packer alternative? I haven’t found one yet as an equivalent.

OpenBao is the vault fork. By IBM employees lol

As Hashicorp wise I agree they’ll go full proprietary just like RHEL

Google does try to be the cloud of the clouds. A lot of multi cloud management features. GKEE, SCC enterprise, BigQuery Omni, AlloyDB Omni. List goes on

IBM now owns Hashicorp. Let’s see how it goes

Congratulations Darin!!

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I wish we could plug in different terminals into VS Code.

Can't describe it better

This topic is relevant every day for me . I oversee infrastructure on AWS/EKS, while a parallel team manages the same product with same set microservice on GCP/GKE. It's worth watching and checking out the article.

Interesting listen btw. Adobe is bigger than m company by a lot (but we are still a large enterprise). Shocking though they don’t standardize use of Service Mesh and ZTA. My company doesn’t have use at scale but been running ZeroTrust for a few years and service mesh even longer

The need to calc subnets is not needed with ipv6

U guys sound like ur out of touch, and this from the god of devops, spoooooky lmao

Why is there no step-by-step tutorial on CZcams on Dependabot and GitLab or Renovate and GitLab? Everything is just about GitHub which is the easiest to setup.

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29:08 unless: the panel writes the changed to git and instead of the environment directly. A gitops tool can do that part.

Saving the generated format is saving an artifact. It’s a good idea.

For those that don't know, their is also the in-between solution. Lots of people use git-svn to work with the company svn so they can use git themselves. git-svn is made by the git developers. The same tooling is also often used to move a company to git. Similar exists for CVS, Perforce, but not ClearCase. Their are others who did create those, but don't know if the quality is the same.

57:01 did you know Siri is a piece of technology which came out of a university from a government grant ? The creators (I think it was 2 or 3 guys) build it all, got bought by Apple, left the company and with the money started a new similar company to build an other one. So Siri got integrated in the Apple stack in a limited way and then... nothing happened because the original developers left. And something else, Siri was and is also the biggest Multipath-TCP application in the wild. They added it as an experiment.

17:24 does that mean web interface wasn't an option in the question ? Because maybe not the primary, but still a bunch of people do that I think.

it would be better if CNCF projects mostly developed by developers from multiple companies, preferably a good chunk of companies which primary business isn't these projects. But yeah, businesses gonna business.

Maybe to much focus on the word product itself, you are delivering a service (not put a product on a shelf in a shop), you are trying to fit requirements from management/security/regulations and the needs of your users. But the great thing is: they aren't some unknown people out there in the world, far away visiting your website or a physical shop. They are colleagues you can go talk to. You have the best, most direct, connection with your 'customers'.

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I wish there would be "chapters" / time codes 🙏

35:50 but this also means they could make Stack Overflow less relevant ? Reddit at least has a lot of communities to keep it going.

29:33 looks like Gitlab CI syntax word for word.

If you want less delay, I think you'd want Twitch, at least comment section has less delay.

Very nice, as usual!

In the industry today there are a lot of competitors and solutions - if the integration is not straight forward - bye, because you think - if its hard to setup - imagine how hard it will be to maintain it.

installing specific stuff, that's what VMs and LXC containers are for. Yes, it keeps the laptop clean of other things

So what is the new standart?

Weaveworks RIP

can't believe this conversation is not broadly spread ... kudos for you guys

I expected something about the complexity of installing/running Kubernetes. And updates is clearly part of that problem.

The cold, yeah, some years are extremely cold. But it's best to make a schedule for yourself before going, so you have a plan and then when you are tired you look at your schedule and and what else is going on and decide if you want to stick to your schedule or maybe do something else. If you've been there before you will understand which talks will be full all the time unless you go there at the first talk of the day and stay there for the other talks later that day.

Use gpt to generate the prompts then feed the prompt to the others. I did a few that way.

maybe when you are first time there you find it chaotic, but this year i was there for the fifteenth time, so i knew exactly where i wanted to be, i mean the day before not so much but when i arrived i knew which dev room i wanted to be in, so i went there for two hours and went home, cause this time was not about to spend whole day there, i heard what i wanted and left :D (edit:typo)

Thanks a lot for mentioning our report! As for how the engineers like salary, we have an interesting observation: * For the most experienced engineers (5+ years in DevOps/SRE): 56% of them like their salary most, 11% of them like it least; * For less experienced engineers, 41% of those like salary most, and 22% like it least. … meaning that less experienced don't seem to be overpaid. Or their expectations are way too high 😀

It is definitely getting very challenging to stay a current DevOps at an enterprise where there is at least a team of DevOps to share best practices (if people are not snobs), I cannot image what it must be like to be a DevOps at a small company and need to know everything. It's great that it is encouraged to find the best apps and tools, but someone needs to support them after creation.

Fantastic news! Congratulations on winning the category!

man pages @viktor ;)

Amazing podcast for discussing technical skills like devops

I just find the podcast, amazing, thanks for share guys 🥳

Almost an hour of content but surprisingly little amount of value.

it seems that our work is all about the quality of our solutions - that is what saves time, more than ai stepping in and helping us do things or doing things for us, generally speaking

42:30 Viktor's reaction to losing his chrome cache is priceless 😂