DevOps’ish 113 Notes
Every week I comb through 1000s of articles that get curated down to about 100 URLs eligible to be in DevOps'ish. Those URLs land in a notes file that end up being source material for the newsletter. Being in that group of ~100 links is an achievement and should be lauded. In the immortal words of former US Vice President Joe Biden, "This is a big fscking deal."
It's a shame when I have to choose between having too many links or someone's special thing getting featured in the newsletter. Here's another chance to shine! As always, thank you for reading! —Chris
The following links and/or notes accompany the corresponding issue of DevOps'ish.
Notes
WOA Issue 80 - Armv8 Collaboration
Lessons learned with Gitlab Runner on Kubernetes – 90seconds – Medium
Distributing with Distribution: Upcoming Changes to Helm Chart Repositories - Matt Fisher’s Blog
Dissecting Kubernetes (K8s) - An Intro to Main Components
Unsecured MongoDB databases expose Kremlin’s backdoor into Russian businesses | ZDNet
5 Microservices Trends to Watch in 2019 – Memory Leak – Medium
One Jar To Rule Them All: DRY with Kubernetes Operator Framework
Configuring HA Kubernetes cluster on bare metal servers with GlusterFS & MetalLB . 2⁄3
The evolution of L7, proxies, and microservices – Ambassador API Gateway
GitHub hires Microsoft and Google veteran Shanku Niyogi as new product SVP - Business Insider
Subscription required [LWN.net]
Command Line Heroes - The Shorty Awards
https://anthonylaiuppa.com/one-command/
Internet experiment goes wrong, takes down a bunch of Linux routers | ZDNet
A few early marketing thoughts - Julia Evans
NetApp Encrypted Credentials with Ansible Tower - thePub
Red Hat’s Hidden Treasure - Avalia - Software Due Diligence
jasoncharnes/run.rb: Run Ruby in the browser using WebAssembly
Tribe of Hackers: Free PDF Version - Threatcare
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