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We are redesigning our CI/CD pipelines and trying to figure out the cleanest way to structure deployments.

Which route do you guys prefer?

1. One unified job: A single parameterized job where you just pass in the environment variable (develop,staging, prod, etc.).
2. Split jobs (same file): Explicitly separate jobs likE edeploy-develop ,deploy-staging and deploy-prod sitting in the same workflow.
3. Hard split: Completely separate files for lower envs(develop and stage) vs. production.

I want to avoid copy-pasting YAML, but I also don't want a massive, over-engineered "smart" job that's hard to debug. What's the sweet spot?

What strategy are you following in your org?

With AWS LB Controller, I found it’s difficult have to end to end ssl encryption.

If SSL termination happens at ALB, from there data in transit will be in plaintext to the target group pod.

ALB does not perform host name verification on backend certificates.

Did you experience the same ever?

Going through docs. Got confused. It says "all the subnets have a default route with next hop as internet".

So, If I create a VM with public IP anywhere in the any subnet, it can access internet. And if I attach NAT GW to the S/N then a private instance can access internet.

Also, NAT Gateway we associate it with Subnet but only for SNAT. I am totally mugged by other cloud techs where public subnet has route with next hop is IGW and NAT GW in case of Pvt subnet.

How can I create a internet facing LBR if there is no concept of pvt/pub subnets?

Thanks!

There are many Udemy courses on Azure, most of them seem outdated. Do you giys have any suggestion. I came from AWS.
Want to understand deeply on Azure Networking.

Thanks!

I am looking for

How a devops guy trains model?
How a devops guy creates pipeline for the model?
How a devops guy deploys model?
How a devops guy monitors model?
Also, best practices of MLOps.

Are you from Yendada? I live in MVV Greenfield.

Hi guys,
I am looking for a comprehensive Linux course that covers advanced networking concepts in depth, particularly topics such as network bridges, VLANs, bonding, routing, network namespaces, firewall configuration, and network troubleshooting. My goal is to strengthen my understanding of Linux networking from both an administrative and infrastructure perspective, with a strong emphasis on hands-on labs and real-world use cases.

The well-known philosopher (mostly in the West) is from our own Madanapalle. People in the West revere him, but most of us don’t know him in our own country. Or maybe I’m just ignorant for not knowing him.

I stumbled upon his videos recently and was blown away by his clarity about life.

I have monitor, looking for CPU to install Linux. Anything beyond 8G RAM and 2 GHz. Thank you.

Olx is not much of a help.

Hi experts,
New to sec tools. What are the best tools in the market for SAST + SCA + Image Scan + IaC Scan + DAST?
Over the search I found multiple tools, bit confused what to choose.

My choice of tools:

SAST - SonarQube

SCA - Snyk

Image Scan - Trivy

IaC Scan - Trivy

DAST - OWASP ZAP

Where do we use DynamoDB in real-world applications, and what kind of problems does it solve compared to a traditional relational database like MySQL or PostgreSQL? Please explain with practical use cases such as user sessions, shopping carts, IoT data, gaming leaderboards, metadata storage, and high-scale applications.

Vizag has many real issues which need attention, not just random online debates.

Civic sense needs improvement. Littering should be avoided, especially at beaches, roads and public places. We can’t keep blaming only govt when ppl themselves throw waste everywhere.

Traffic sense is another big issue. Wrong-side driving, no lane discipline, random parking, no patience at signals etc became too common.

Drain water and industrial waste going into sea is a serious concern. Beaches are our biggest asset, but are we protecting them properly?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Visakhapatnam/comments/1rcd1ka/vizag_beautiful_city_but_all_sewage_flows_to_the/

Air pollution is also ignored. We are almost 20 km away from the port, still we see black dust in our area. Imagine the situation near port areas.

Pollution from Steel Plant, Port, HPCL etc is another topic. But honestly, do politicians really care about it beyond speeches?

Water scarcity is already visible. We need better rainwater harvesting, lake protection, groundwater recharge, reuse of treated wastewater and strict control on wastage.

Deforestation is happening in the name of development. Cutting trees is easy, but planting and their growth takes years.

Roads are another frustration. GVMC or other departments dig/plough the roads and then wait for ages to fix them properly. Public suffers with dust, traffic, accidents and bad roads.

So development is needed, but not blind development. We need planning, civic responsibility, pollution control and accountability.

Hi gus, can you share what tools are you using for your CI/CD pipeline? What are the modern best practises you guys follow.

I have been working in Product based company, our tools are nowhere else used except in our org.

Any of you are using Jenkins + Argo + K8S?

I’ve seen some teams choose Emissary-ingress over Istio IngressGateway for ingress when enabling Istio service mesh on EKS. What trade-offs or disadvantages should we consider if we use Istio IngressGateway instead?

Do you have any other suggestions?

Option 1: Istio + Istio-ingressgateway
Option 2: Istio + EMissary

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Hey Guys,

New to Azure. Question on Azure Governance!

Wondering whether your org is using subscription per env or tenant per env.
An Orcle guy, we used to have tenancy per environment and everything driven by Terraform code.

What are the downsides of having tenant per env and IDP which manages used across all envs?

I was impacted by a RIF last month. During my final settlement, Oracle withheld ₹75,000 against the company laptop. However, I have not yet received any communication regarding laptop return or pickup. If I decide not to return it, what potential consequences should I be aware of?

Got laid off last month.

Losing hope. Have 12 years of DevOps experience. 6 at Oracle. Did not receive a single call after applying for 100s of Jobs on Linkedin. Where am I doing it wrong? Loans are about to pile up in few months. Presuure is on. Preparing day and night. Not sure what to do.

What are you guys up to?