It is not only about developing code...
In a recent project, I was asked if I could deliver an infrastructure-as-code project within a tight deadline. I accepted this, noting that certain conditions must be in place for me to achieve this within the given timeframe. Unfortunately, the project failed…
...Homelab expansion
My Nutanix homelab server died… Of course this always happens at the worst possible time. Luckily I found a literally fast replacement in the shape of the Minisforum MS-01 workstation…
...Which problems are solved when using an artifact repository
In the world of infrastructure-as-code development, managing dependencies, builds and deployments can quickly become chaotic. This is where an artifact repository comes in.
...Why you need a lab environment
DevOps engineers play a vital role in the infrastructure and software development process, where they work closely with the development and operations teams to streamline the delivery pipeline. A DevOps engineer needs to ensure that the infrastructure development process is efficient, automated, and scalable. One of the essential tools that a DevOps engineer needs to have is a lab environment.
...The importance of having a Definition of Done
As a DevOps engineer, having a clear definition of done is important for several reasons. Also as a DevOps engineer, you want to code and minimize administration. Having participated in multiple projects at multiple companies, I can only give one piece of advice: Have a Definition of Done!
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