Shipped a new open-source project: an SRE Orchestration Toolkit for AWS. ⚙️
YAML-driven workflows with safe dry-runs, EC2 lifecycle ops, and modular automation.
Repo: https://t.co/wWELFmO46X
#DevOps#SRE#AWS#Python
@github I am just wondering where you can find human interaction in your support process to help find resolutions to account issues? The automatic response process lacks details or proper resolution results from your Contact Us process.
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@madebygps xD That is a great, short reply to this comment, I love them too. I loved The Phoenix Project, and I am currently on The Unicorn Project (Not as great reviews, but I had the credits and I like the different perspective from a boots on the ground perspective).
Getting ready for the CKA, I had a dream about making a cluster the other night, it was so nice, then I had to change the pod app. It wouldn't deploy the new Yml, I had a syntax error and couldn't find it, then I woke up.. I might need to touch grass.
@MakadiaHarsh I love this. I think this is needed for almost any IT field, even for the cloud, starting here or in somewhere like a help desk role builds those core fundamental processes in your head.
@editingemily It's hard to take statement seriously. Now I do know a lot of people at AWS and Amazon who love it. But I have just seen entire memes in the it community about Amazon recruiters and the attrition rate for a lot of roles. I am sure it's not everywhere, just there is a pattern.
@editingemily I do appreciate your original post (lots of people w/ great talent at Twitter possibly scared or hesitant on direction of company direction, they need options. But it's like if Mike Tyson called out another boxer for anger issues. When someone has a history for that subject (1/2)