Learnings

<p>Progressive Delivery: The art of moving fast but with control. </p>

<p>Why Every Software Engineering Interview Should Include Ops Questions: </p>

<p>Know thy enemy: How to prioritize and communicate risks—CRE life lessons: </p>

<p>A dark launch sends a copy of real user-generated traffic to your new service, and discards the result from the new service before it's returned to the user. It helps to avoid regressions and test the new service under realistic load. </p>

<p>The Verica Open Incident Database (VOID) makes public software-related incident reports available to everyone, increasing understanding of software-based failures in order to make the internet a more resilient and safe place. </p>

<p>What is SRE </p>

<p>Amazon Web Services In Plain English: </p>

<p>Five Ansible Techniques I Wish I’d Known Earlier: </p>

<p>Are you an Elite DevOps performer? Find out with the Four Keys Project </p>

<p>Nix is the ultimate DevOps toolkit: </p>

<p><code>select pg_reload_conf()</code> is a handy command to unnecessary database restarts, it reloads the configuration file with the changes you made. To check if there are no unapplied configuration changes, use <code>select * from pg_file_settings where applied = false</code>. For a better understanding on PostgreSQL configuration parameters, their values and whether or not they require a restart, check: </p>

<p>A great, and very complete, talk on Postgres configuration options and how to properly manage your database server </p>

<p>A nice guide on how and when to tweak Postgres work_mem configuration variable </p>

<p>Emerging Architectures for Modern Data Infrastructure: </p>

<p>Aspects to consider when to pick Heroku or AWS Lambda </p>

<p>Data Science Meets Devops: MLOps with Jupyter, Git, &amp; Kubernetes </p>

<p>How Amazon Teams Do Continuous Delivery </p>

<p>A complete post: Automating safe, hands-off deployments </p>

<p>Scaling to 100k Users </p>

<p>Zero downtime database migrations </p>

<p>Glances: a Python-based alternative to htop - </p>

<p>Traefik (pronounced traffic) is a modern HTTP reverse proxy and load balancer that makes deploying microservices easy. </p>

<p>Operating a Large, Distributed System in a Reliable Way: </p>

<p>Broken by default: why you should avoid most Dockerfile examples </p>