👍Great to see this out!👏 I've enjoyed reading while it was a draft. Covers a great deal of common tasks for Operating #OpenShift Clusters 👇
https://t.co/jZ4j7ukqnH
by @RiRa12621 & @ManuelDewald
[NEW RELEASE] Operating OpenShift -- Principal site reliability engineers @RiRa12621 & Manuel Dewald, provide valuable advice to help your teams operate OpenShift clusters efficiently. https://t.co/7GDVZogFhe #OReillyExperts#NewBook
[NEW RELEASE] Efficient Go -- Author @bwplotka provides the tools and knowledge required to make your systems faster and less resource-hungry. https://t.co/osraCN28jq #OReillyExperts
[NEW RELEASE] Efficient Go -- Author @bwplotka provides the tools and knowledge required to make your systems faster and less resource-hungry. https://t.co/osraCNkhxy #OReillyExperts
[NEW RELEASE] Operating OpenShift -- Principal site reliability engineers @RiRa12621 & Manuel Dewald, provide valuable advice to help your teams operate OpenShift clusters efficiently. https://t.co/7GDVZogFhe #OReillyExperts#NewBook
👋 We are hiring at Red Hat! 😻
Check below listings, submit CV or reach us if you would like to work with me, my colleagues and Prometheus/Thanos/CNCF community (observability space)! 🙈🤗
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Reasons for testing:
* Designing
* Making sure features function correctly
* Ensuring nothing has changed inadvertently
* Determining whether system will fail
* Training users and operators
* Determining resources required
* Researching problems
- Kenneth E. Lantz, 1986