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Jan 27

I will be in Belgium soon, the land of addictive chocolate. 🥰 Tradition has it that I bring Austrian chocolate-on-butter-cookies-even-more-addictive 🙃 #drageekeksi Looking forward to see y'all at

@fosdem

@cfgmgmtcamp

@GitLab

Contributor Days 🤗

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Adam Jacob

@adamhjk

Gave the first public talk about @thesysteminit at #cfgmgmtcamp! Such a relief. Two things: we're going to be open sourcing it, and you can read a blog post about why we're building it here: systeminit.com/blog-devops-wi - more to come.

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🦊

shows us how to continuously test websites and APIs with Hurl and GitLab CI/CD on a DevSecOps platform.

How to continuously test web apps and APIs with Hurl and GitLab CI/CD

Hurl as a CLI tool can be integrated into the DevSecOps platform to continuously verify, test, and monitor targets. It also offers integrated unit test reports in GitLab CI/CD.

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Oleg Nenashev

@oleg_nenashev

Michael Friedrich @ FOSDEM/Cfgmgmtcamp/GitLab CDs Retweeted

I'm back on the market! Or whatever left from it. Looking for DevRel and community/product/project manager roles in open source and open ecosystems. Interested in sustainability, CI/CD, cloud native or embedded systems. Available from March or so 🫡 github.com/oleg-nenashev/

Dotan Horovits @ FOSDEM

@horovits

And... It all boils down to

@adamhjk

announcing his new initiative:

@thesysteminit

, presumably the cure to all evils (or is it?).

@cfgmgmtcamp

Feb 5

#fosdem day 2 - young community members &

@scorphus

created a #devops tanuki loop of

stickers. ✨🌱 Grab yours too 🤗🦊

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Feb 4

We made a @gitlab sticker Tanuki at #fosdem - come by and grab yours

@StingRayZA @sarki247 @timofurrer are waiting

PS: More at GitLab Contributor Days this week meetup.com/gitlab-virtual

Feb 4

We made a

sticker Tanuki at #fosdem - come by and grab yours 🤗

@StingRayZA

@sarki247

@timofurrer

are waiting 🦊 PS: More at GitLab Contributor Days this week meetup.com/gitlab-virtual 🌱

Wait for it 👀

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NO CONTEXT HUMANS

@HumansNoContext

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You MUST Instrument Your Code With OpenTelemetry!

You should instrument your code with #OpenTelementry is a great learning story, told by

@vfarcic

The why, vendor support, example with Golang traces and Gin as middleware. 🌱

youtube.com

If we want to gain insights into application behavior, we MUST instrument our code. However, instrumenting code can take time and effort and so we better do ...

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Nicolai Buchwitz (NicolaiBuchwitz@mastodon.social)

@NicolaiBuchwitz

Best way to start using opensource software the right way? Get engaged with your favorite project, find a mentor and start contributing. I'm still grateful for all the things I learned from

and others when I started contributing ❤️

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Revolution Pi

@kunbus_gmbh

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@NicolaiBuchwitz himself has been contributing to OS projects for a decade, been using the RevPi since its first version, and is now responsible for expanding its software at KUNBUS itself - where open source is still a core component.

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Kai Armstrong

@phikai

Do you remember when we launched the

GitLab CLI (`glab`) User Feedback

CLI in December? Well I'm interested to know how it's been working out for you... If you'd like to give feedback, please take our survey forms.gle/pXAtKjaP6A4YKQ.

docs.google.com

We're interested in learning more about how you're currently using the GitLab CLI. If you've been using it and have feedback about your experiences, please share those with us. If you're interested...

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Gatsby ft. Valhalla

@GatsbyJS

Gatsby is joining Netlify | Gatsby

The rumors are true: Gatsby is joining Netlify and we are PUMPED. The future is composable.

gatsbyjs.com

Gatsby Inc. is joining Netlify to spread the growth of Gatsby and composable architectures across the web. The Gatsby framework and its many features, including Valhalla Content Hub and Gatsby Cloud,...

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GitHub - eleven-sh/cli: A CLI to create code sandboxes with automatic HTTPS and long running...

Eleven (buff.ly/3RdouVF) is a CLI to create code sandboxes with automatic HTTPS and long running processes in your cloud provider account. Supports #AWS and #HetznerCloud. 📦

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GitHub - unfrl/dug: A global DNS propagation checker that gives pretty output. Written in dotnet...

dug is a global #DNS propagation checker that provides pretty output (buff.ly/3XEvflH). 💡

github.com

A global DNS propagation checker that gives pretty output. Written in dotnet core - GitHub - unfrl/dug: A global DNS propagation checker that gives pretty output. Written in dotnet core

The

@Buffer

calendar to re-share items is pretty epic, more efficiency with creating a new Mastodon queue <3

Michael Friedrich @ FOSDEM/Cfgmgmtcamp/GitLab CDs Retweeted

I wrote a

blog about the need for security to be included in education for any degree involving software development. Check out my advice for educators and students.

The future of DevOps education needs to include security

Learn how educators and students can prepare for the world of DevSecOps.

Test successful ✅ (love the calendar function to reshare old content) crashloop.social/@dnsmichi/1097 cc

@juliusvolz

Hello Fediverse! Introducing Buffer for Mastodon

Game changer -

@buffer

adding support for #mastodon 🤩

buffer.com

Today we are rolling out support for Mastodon scheduling within Buffer. The Mastodon community is growing fast. We’re excited to explore it with you and help you build a consistent and engaging...

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Christos Bacharakis

@bacharakis

The future of DevOps education needs to include security | GitLab about.gitlab.com/blog/2023/01/3 Great article from

@MetzinAround

at the

blog!

The future of DevOps education needs to include security

Learn how educators and students can prepare for the world of DevSecOps.

Brilliant. Add a threshold for making more meetings async. 💯

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gaut

@0xgaut

Google Calendar, but it shows the cost of the meeting

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There is an example (buff.ly/3HzOjME) to hook into the open syscall entry and exit, and provide details of all opened files. 💥

Finally making use of bpftrace

Debugging applications and tracing syscalls or open files with strace has been my go-to on Linux. With the increased awareness of #eBPF, bpftrace (buff.ly/3R7TgiE) is a new approach. 🔖

earth.li

I am old enough to remember when BPF meant the traditional Berkeley Packet Filter, and was confined to filtering network packets. It’s grown into much, much, more as eBPF and getting familiar with it...

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Things I want as SRE/DevOps from Devs

Things I want as #SRE / #DevOps from Devs (buff.ly/3HyNkMw) is a great reminder for embracing visibility for services: Health state, restarts, failure patterns, exposed metrics, architecture, data flow, test coverage. We all can #collaborate and make our lives easier!

oschvr.com

It has been a while since I’ve been working as SRE/Platform/Cloud Engineer, and lately and I realize I’ve been repeating some questions to developers that I rarely get an answer for straight away....

@schurzi85

You are my cameo friend in the blog post 🤗

A beginners tutorial with python-gitlab & advanced #DevSecOps use cases with the

@GitLab

API in one blog post go.gitlab.com/HoGGVS Kudos to the python-gitlab project, fantastic API library & pure joy using as #Python developer (literally could not stop writing the blog)🤗

Efficient DevSecOps workflows: Hands-on python-gitlab API automation

The python-gitlab library is a useful abstraction layer for the GitLab API. Dive into hands-on examples and best practices in this tutorial.

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Aurélie Vache

@aurelievache

Jan 31

🎉The book "Understanding Docker in a visual way"is available since few minutes on Amazon! 😱🐳 amazon.fr/dp/B0BT6ZXR1W/ 237 pages of illustrations, handwritten texts and code examples. After 2 years of work, I hope you will like this book! ☺️

@Docker

#Sketchnoting

@AmazonKDP

136

Hahahahaha

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Programmer Humor

@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R

Jan 31

can't fool the intelligence reddit.com/r/programmerhu