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DevOps’ish 178: Return of the G

Mon Aug 10, 2020 by Chris Short
Weekly, Newsletter, DevOps News, 2020 Accurics, cloud, DevOps, cloud native, AWS, Red Hat, AWS bill, Cloudflare, development, GitOps, CNCF, Kubernetes, Rust, Go, helpernode, ZFS, Windows, open source, process, distributed systems, data storage, cluster, Nginx, Envoy, Microsoft, infrastructure, community, safety, nodes, loosely coupled, Christian Hernandez, crun, vim, live stream, VScode, Linux, OKD, WSL, kube, Lili Cosic, Corey Quinn, DevSecOps

Welcome! DevOps’ish is back. What did the hiatus look like? Why did it need to happen at all? Like fixing an airplane while it’s in-flight, It’s hard assessing a problem while you’re in the middle of creating it. COVID-19 is just the sort of thing that the world turned upside down enough that I needed to take a break to reassess how to do the newsletter, in general. Meanwhile, sponsorships wholly dried up (for five weeks). Read more →

149: Ahh-Me or Ay-Em-Eye, Don’t stop learning, GitOps, open is better, iTerm2 vuln, Ansible Operators, and More

Sun Oct 13, 2019 by Chris Short
Weekly, Newsletter, DevOps News DevOps, Kubernetes, cloud, open source, cloud native, DevOps news, Kubernetes news, Docker Inc, Docker, Ansible, memory, controller, terraform, Corey Quinn, GitLab, AWS, learning, GitOps, iTerm2, Ansible Operators, CI/CD, Kubernetes Operators

This week’s introduction is brought to you by Corey Quinn. Send complaints Corey’s way: What’s made of comfy ring-spun cotton, available in your size and shape, AND guaranteed to start a flame war with your AWS pals? The 2019 Last Week in AWS Charity T-Shirt! This year’s shirts come in two flavors — one for each pronunciation of the acronym for Amazon Machine Images. Are you an Ahh-Me or an Ay-Em-Eye? Read more →