Branko Petric

AI development will become extremely expensive after VC money is burned.

6. git commit - saves local changes
7. git push - pushes the committed file changes
8. git pull - fetches the last changes from remote
9. git merge - merges branch with the parent branch
10. git status - overview of the current local changes

10 git commands everyone should know:

1. git init - for initializing repository in directory
2. git clone - for cloning remote repository
3. git branch - create and list branches
4. git checkout - create/switch branches
5. git add - adds changes to staging area

#devop #cloud #git #kubernetes

#DevOps interview question

Scenario:
You need to create an AWS RDS instance and store its username and password securely. Your organization prohibits hardcoding secrets in the Terraform configuration.

Question:
How would you handle this situation and create and store database credentials securely?

I’ve noticed a trend of software engineers being required to take on DevOps tasks. While this can work in a short term, eventually many projects end up needing a DevOps engineer to review the infrastructure and refine the procedures. What are your thoughts on this?

Kubernetes and ArgoCD will be the most used #DevOps technologies in 2025.

#DevOps trending tools in 2024:

1) Docker
2) Kubernetes
3) Helm
4) AWS
5) GitHub Actions
6) Terraform
7) ArgoCD
8) Terragrunt

Learning these will help you to keep up with the trends.

Yes. 😀

Yes, but you'll still to consider auto-scaling or some sort of server scaling.

Interesting point of view. Would you let someone else manage your infrastructure? 😀

Vercel seems cheaper in the beginning but it will cost you a lot when you start scaling. Migrate to AWS instead.

#buildinpublic #devops #aws

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It is, and it's safer. 😅

Plus "... if it's not seen".

Metrics and logs, active users in your auth system.

What AI tools are you using in DevOps?

Depends how bad the AWS infrastructure is. I've seen lot of AWS accounts with over provisioned resources.