naren @nrndev

Site Reliability Engineer | CKS, CKA, CKAD, KCNA Certified | Kubernetes, Platform Engineering, DevSecOps, AI | OSS github.com/nrndev remote Joined January 2020

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naren @nrndev

10 months ago

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2 years ago

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Sevi @sevikarakulak

2 years ago

Cant wait for this book! Come join us to learn about Edge Computing in Kubernetes and ask your questions to the author himself, @sergioarmgpl 🎉

Curious about running #Kubernetes on home lab devices like a NUC or Raspberry Pi? 🌐📷 Join us for Friday meetups over the next few weeks, where expert @sergioarmgpl will discuss his book 📷📷📷 👉 community.cncf.io/e/mvsdwc/ @csantanapr and @sevikarakulak will be moderating

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naren @nrndev

2 years ago

@SaiyamPathak @loft_sh @LukasGentele Congratulations 🎉👏🎉

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Sebastian @sebmck

2 years ago

.js, .jsx, .cjs, .mjs, .ts, .tsx, .d.ts how many extensions does one language need

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Carlos Santana @csantanapr

2 years ago

📢 Exciting news from the @CloudNativeFdn! 🎉 The External Secret Operator (ESO) project is proposing a new feature to reconcile additional #Kubernetes resources like ConfigMaps. 📝 How would this benefit your org? Share your thoughts and vote on the proposal PR! 🗳️ github.com/external-secre… 🔒 Consistent management of secrets and configs 🌐 Centralize all configurations in one place 🔄 Enable dynamic updates for ConfigMaps 💪 Enhance security with RBAC and access policies #CloudNative #K8s #ESO #ConfigManagement

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naren @nrndev

2 years ago

@rawkode Omg 😱😱😱 I hope everyone is ok It's devastating to see 🙈

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Craig Box @craigbox

2 years ago

The new model is: there aren't any!

Linkerd @Linkerd

2 years ago

Announcing Linkerd 2.15 with mesh expansion, native sidecars, SPIFFE support, and a new model for stable releases! 🎉 linkerd.io/2024/02/21/ann…

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Ivan Velichko @iximiuz

2 years ago

If you use Go, your entire app can be a single statically linked binary. Lots of tutorials out there drop such a "self-sufficient" binary into an empty container image and call it a day. But is building a container image `FROM scratch` a good idea? 🤔 labs.iximiuz.com/challenges/whe…

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David Flanagan @rawkode

3 years ago

Let's chat about the latest Kubernetes discourse, where some people decide to call it out for using DNS for service discovery. First, DNS for service discovery is just fine; but not without its challenges. Let's explore a little.

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Ivan Velichko @iximiuz

3 years ago

Docker is a very handy tool for running containers. It streamlines many workflows and provides high-level and friendly UX. However, if you want to learn more about containers, I recommend checking out another runtime - containerd, and its CLI - ctr. labs.iximiuz.com/courses/contai…

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David Flanagan @rawkode

3 years ago

How freaking cool is that Kubernetes automation 😮 github.com/namespace-inte…

Namespace @namespacelabs

3 years ago

@rawkode :wave: We're a protobuf shop and expose our APIs using Connect by @bufbuild. You can find our public docs here: buf.build/namespace/cloud Suggestions welcome! We still have a bunch of work to do on those. Meanwhile, a Typescript example: github.com/namespace-inte…

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naren @nrndev

3 years ago

@ChrisShort @Jules014

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Quincy Larson @ossia

3 years ago

9 years ago, I sat down at this desk in my closet and built the first version of @freeCodeCamp. Today I'm just one of thousands of developers and teachers contributing to the freeCodeCamp community. It's an honor and a privilege to be among so many thoughtful people. 🏕️

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Sevi @sevikarakulak

3 years ago

Virtual Kubernetes Book Club 📚 Meetup Today (every Friday) 🥳 We will review the book Acing the CKA Exam. To attend: ✅Join the @CloudNativeFdn community group community.cncf.io/kubernetes-vir… ✅ RSVP to the event community.cncf.io/events/details… Hosts: @csantanapr @ChadMCrowell @ericsmalling

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emily freeman @editingemily

3 years ago

This was the first time in my life that I’ve been able to hire my entire team and damn did I crush it. These four are beyond talented and I’m honored to work with them. ✨

Christina @itschristinamba

3 years ago

What a great day ❤️. @bigevilbeard knocked it out the ball park with #thebigdevtheory hitting over 1k views on Twitch !! @Julie_Gund organized an awesome conference @DevOpsDaysBoise ✨ @editingemily killed her keynote !!! @brooke_jamieson delivered an amazing talk about

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Carlos Santana @csantanapr

3 years ago

The ArgoCD project visits my town, Raleigh 🤜🤛 @akuityio hosting an @argoproj workshop 🔥 @morey_tech @christianh814 @a_matyushentsev

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Carlos Santana @csantanapr

3 years ago

Hot take 🌶️: Labeling IaC as full GitOps without including reconciliation and drift detection is misleading. It's more accurate to call it operations that leverage Git. True GitOps requires more. The 4th principle of GitOps is the most important one opengitops.dev

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Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle

3 years ago

Not a #golang specific tip, but people often give the advice "the best way to get better at any programming language is to write more programs". This is true at the start, but as you begin to get more comfortable with the language, the best way to improve is to read lots of other people's code too. Every week for 30 minutes I will find a repo on Github and just read it. I tend to start with the entry point (usually main.go) and look for interesting patterns and ideas to see what I can learn from them. Here are some of my favourites: - github.com/google/exposur…. This was reference server co-authored by Apple and Google during Covid. The way they use the logger inspired the way I have logged ever since. It also looks very similar to Slog that just got released. - github.com/matryer/xbar by @matryer. This one is really interesting as its just a completely different way to use go. - github.com/ardanlabs/serv… by @ardanlabs . The ardan Labs folk run a whole course on how to write this service but kindly make it open source and free. It has examples of tracing, logging, profiling and much more. A really great place to learn. - github.com/charmbracelet/… yields incredibly beautiful TUIs, and does some interesting things with Go to achieve it. - github.com/Humpheh/goboy a Frigging gameboy emulator written in Go! Which repos have you learnt a bunch from? What repos should I read in the next few weeks? Feel free to share your own :)