Automation -> More time to figure out why the Cloud/DevOps/Automation don't work.
Three days after I took some cuttings, it is already full of new growth.
Thought it would take atleast a week,
I have been dealing with the same java script problem since early morning. Solved it just now before lunch. Good feeling, now it will be a good lunch 👍
@selea @sitharus @lightweight yeah, you fired all your operators and systems engineers, or, if you're a startup you never had them to begin with, and now you're paying Amazon/Microsoft/Google thru the nose for that.
It's like in the mainframe age!
(though i think Kubernetes is probably a better analogy, technically, to the mainframe, and i think the only company that really sells you proper support is Microsoft)
The shift to "cloud/devops/automation" is kinda a good thing, but I feel it has created an abstraction layer on the basic OSI Model. Things that I have observed during the last years:
Cloud - basically you are in the hands of the cloud provider, no real control. More frequent downtime.
Devops - You are in the hands of the tools that you are working with, but not really understanding whats underneath of how thing are "working toghether".
Automation - More time for fun stuff
If I block an email domain - what happends to all the users that is currently using that email-service then?
#mastoadmin
Moving to @annasara@social.linux.pizza 🙂
One thing that's sad - is that I can't force my oldest kid to only run Linux on his machines anymore...
Sadly, #Roblox is to hard to get running on Linux...
Mostly tired - mostly breaking things
Pretending to be a Sysadmin, GNU/Linux user since 2001, father of 3 current GNU+Linux users, lives in Sweden, Fascinated by strange hardware.
I am not on vacation, but I am at the end of a long time delay. I am
located somewhere on Earth, but as far as responding to toots is concerned,
I appear to be at the edge of the solar system.
boost != endorse
Distros of choice: