Had a great time reminiscing over YCW11 and telling the Tremendous story with @csallen and @ChanningAllen on the @IndieHackers podcast https://t.co/Eg9v8ZIPRT

#Kubernetes. From the concepts, like ✅ Architecture ✅ Pods ✅ Deployments ✅ Services straight into building a project with a real #K8s cluster. All in @brianstorti's Kubernetes in Practice course: https://t.co/6xcXwHDsxj

Bought @brianstorti 's KubernetesInPractice book via https://t.co/ta00XzT7dO Simple and explanations are to the dot.

Kubernetes in Practice https://t.co/tsIipGFrWU by Brian Storti is the featured book on the Leanpub homepage! https://t.co/7B8N7ZWvYT cc @brianstorti

Learn to install the Linkerd service mesh in your Kubernetes cluster, deploy an example application, and then explore Linkerd's dashboard by @brianstorti 💙 https://t.co/Ck6qIZO21y

I purchased "Kubernetes In Practice" by @brianstorti and I have to say it looks like what 90% of the industry needs to read to get started with @kubernetesio or to decide that it's unnecessary for their systems/deployments. Thanks, Brian! https://t.co/xPgGyotMN7

The Raft paper ( https://t.co/XYaNUjtZTP) is a great read, and I quote it directly in the talk, but I also enjoyed @brianstorti's friendly breakdown of it

I hope this book is a good resource for people that want to get started with Kubernetes, focusing on what is really important and practical.

When I was getting started it was hard to know what I really needed to learn to start _using_ Kubernetes. The books I read were either too basic/shallow or were covering a lot of stuff that was not super relevant for me at the time.

It was a lot of work, but finally published https://t.co/5Z5vrXS8ap and am really happy with how it turned out!

"A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that works. The inverse proposition also appears to be true: A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be made to work." - John Gall

Just wrote a script to deploy a PHP5 app using `rsync`. Feels like 2008 but it was fun.

I am at the point in my career as a programmer where I take far more pleasure in a well written, informative, helpful error message than I do in code “elegance”.

Dan North's talks never disappoint, and this one is no exception:

Another great post by @copyconstruct https://t.co/Oz5zQDo3pt IMO her points are valid even for systems that are not really using microservices. If you are working with distributed systems (you probably are), it'll be a great read.

When you ask people the difference between Kubernetes and Scrum they get really mad.

Wrote a short summary of the Raft paper:

This is a cool visualization of bimodal multicast in action:

Promote people for deprecating features and deleting code. It's much harder than simply shipping shit.

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