u/whoami997171

Was looking for jobs after I passed CCNA and came across this:

Design and deploy leaf–spine topologies for GPU clusters (InfiniBand or high-speed Ethernet)

Configure and manage switches such as Mellanox SN5600/SN4600, QM9700/QM9790, or equivalent
Build and optimize RoCEv2 / InfiniBand fabrics (PFC, ECN, DCBX, congestion control)

Implement network segmentation and multi-tenancy (VLANs, VRFs, VPCs, SDN overlays)

Integrate BlueField-3 DPUs, SR-IOV vNICs, and networking offload solutions

Monitor fabric health (performance, congestion, drops, routing, credit starvation)

Troubleshoot high-performance AI training pipelines (collectives, all-reduce, RDMA)

Maintain routing and security configurations: BGP (EVPN), OSPF, MLAG/VPC

Manage spine upgrades and firmware lifecycles
Develop automation for network configuration (Ansible, Terraform, GitOps)

I’m 30M Armenian who lives in Germany (lived in Armenia for a short period before) just booked a flight for next month to Armenia since I didn’t find any other appealing destinations to go.

I have some friends in Yerevan, but they are all either busy with their wives/girlfriends or have kids, so I will probably see them for one time during my trip.

So, where can someone go, grab a drink and meet random people? maybe other travelers? I’m also planning to rent a car and do a round trip through the country (only been to Sevan, Gyumri and Tatev before).

My wife was having severe pain, we went to the hospital and they made a ct scan, analyzes and they told us that she has cancer spread all across her lungs. They did a biopsy and then told us that nothing confirmed yet and they need a surgical biopsy and to transfer her to another hospital.

After reading and hearing about many medical mistakes in Germany, I asked my wife to go back to her country and consult doctors there. She went and consulted 3 different doctors and they all confirmed it’s an inflammation and gave her pills to get better.

2 weeks later she came back to Germany, they did another scan here and told us it was indeed an inflammation and there is no sign of cancer.

All this time I was living in stress and couldn’t even go to work, we also have 3 kids that I had to take care off while my wife was away and thinking how will I do everything alone after my wife dies..also the last minute tickets and doctors expenses that was not cheap at all..all because they did a wrong diagnosis here.

What can I do? or what would you do if you were in my shoes?