I am a Linux-Enthusiast, DevOps-Engineer, Cyclist and Music-Nerd.
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There are not a lot of songs that I can hear on repeat without getting bored. When Doves Cry is one of them.
This tutorial is a good example on how to make it as hard as possible for everyone to install your platform for local development.
https://tanzu.vmware.com/developer/guides/tanzu-application-platform-local-devloper-install/
It's out of date and too complicated.
Tom Waits - "Starving In The Belly Of A Whale"
I love this one, it pairs realism with hope.
Life is whittled
Life's a riddle
Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Come Undone
That's a great sunday evening song.
There are so many opinions out there from influencers of all sorts, on how your IT-Infrastructure is supposed to look like, and which technologies you should use.
Is it cloud, serverless or good old server farm? EKS, Tanzu or self hosted?
Sometimes it feels like, those engineers are just talking about topics that get the most attention ... like the rest of the internet.
It's up to you to decide what you can afford and what works for you. They are of no help, much to the contrary.
Jim Heath with the Reverend Horton Heat
Songs:
- Victory Lap/Smell Of Gasoline
- Psychobilly Freakout
- The Devil's Chasing Me
- Loaded Gun
- Let Me Teach You How To Eat
- Big Red Rocket Of Love
Here is a edgy take on the future of software development from the CEO of fixie.ai.
He says that software devs will be obsolete in the near future. Which is something I would also say, if I was the CEO of a company that tries to do just that. 😀
I think I agree with him. This will indeed be the future of IT in general. More automation, better tools, less "human factor".
If you want to learn more about the technology that makes Fedora Silverblue's immutable core system possible, check out this site. It's fascinating (if you're a hopeless nerd it is):
https://ostreedev.github.io/ostree/introduction/
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