Book Review: Linux for Networking Professionals
Tl;dr: read the web instead of Linux for Networking Professionals. This book is a broad, shallow coverage that is probably more easily learned from web pages for free.
Tl;dr: read the web instead of Linux for Networking Professionals. This book is a broad, shallow coverage that is probably more easily learned from web pages for free.
Speed, cost and quality are considered the vectors that you can control. If you are moving to cloud to get the “ilities” that comprise quality, you need to seriously consider Cognitive Load.
Tl/Dr: It’s on the network! But in my analysis, I fell victim to my own bias.
Picking up from last weekend, I play with the ESP32-POE-EA board from Olimex using the Espressif FreeRTOS ESP-IDF Framework.
Been awhile, head spinning, took some time to just play.
Prometheus Alert Manager is an “AP” system, in “CAP” terms. How we made it more Consistent, including a forked repo of the Alert Manager code.
Telephony made a huge leap forward last week. It’s insanely easy to build a voice chatbot for phone calls!
Back to the future, debian again. Ubuntu begone!
Seems like everyone is clammoring for DevOps folks. Do they really know what they want? That term means all things to all people. Some thoughts.
Yet again I am thinking about the overall software development/deployment life cycle, and am back to thinking about CI/CD again.