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China says US balloons trespassed over their airspace more than 10 times since early 2022
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What's your all time favorite ridiculous / funny IT quote?
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[Schefter] Breaking: Saints and Broncos are finalizing compensation in return for Super Bowl-winning HC Sean Payton, sources tell ESPN. This clears the way for Payton to sign with the Broncos to become Denver’s next head coach. And so Payton is expected to head to Denver as its next HC.
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Nobody’s asked yet… but what’s your budget?
Nice
This seems badass. As a new DevOps engineer with a focus in networking, this will help me abstract more of the networking stack in our environment.
Just pivoted off of artifactory and will be using AWS
Who cares
Then who?
Yeah I did it……
I went ice fishing using my Prius once lol
Having the same issue but nobody to look at my resume. Any takers ?
PEBKAC
This is where a cloud based VPN comes in handy. You can define all the cloud gateways you have running in whatever whitelist you have in place, including your office IP.
Meraki Any Connect finally allows you to split tunnel. For the longest time you couldn’t, not sure about other vendor offerings though
My Hyper-V setup is looking better by the day.
I love hyper v lol
Finally some decent news Lmfao
Datadog
I moved to DevOps as well within my company but still handle a lot of the IT backend, like once a week I’ll snoop around and see how things are doing. We’re a bit lean at the moment.
This is pretty much my exact situation, on-prem infra/networks/sys admin background, moved into an internal devops position a year ago, been through the initial overwhelming phase and now pushing on to learn the tools one by one. Senior Engineer onboarding in a month or so.
What have you done in the last year to help get you to where you’re at?
Pulseway is pretty nice. Been using it for years and has a very robust feature set
IT pro
Avoid. They are IT pimps.
Great way of framing it lol, they drop you like it’s hot sometimes
It happened to me at least a dozen. Don't let this discourage you . You will find a place to call home
Thanks for the encouragement 🙏
Use certapet. Pay $150 for the certification and stuff. Profit
Jesus
https://youtu.be/CpfDwx7tiLY
Where are y’all buying this?
Is this good or bad? Lol I can’t tell
Except they have no wood or tools