DevOpsTea

Infrastructure Engineer, software engineer, DevOps evangelist.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

Pick a language: PHP, Bash, PowerShell, Python, or Ruby and just learn. It's a lot easier than you think. #devops #sysadmin

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@DivineOps @motto_meh Containerization shifts operations to the left, for sure. I speak to development teams a lot about this and it usually ends with a sudden shock and awareness of new responsibilities.

How many binaries are installed pre-app? That’s how much larger your security foot print is.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@elonmusk Not fail

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@molly_struve Ship it! 🛳 🛳 🛳

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@fordnation @Sflecce learned that actions do matter and speak louder than words. Their actions spoke loudly and did not match anything they were saying — Ontario parent who supports #CUPE #CUPESolidarity

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@breakfasttv Govt. 100%. They clearly began paperwork for s.33 well before they even bothered to show up to negotiations, for which they put almost zero effort into. They knew they were going to use the nuclear option and what it would cause. Zero creditably with @fordnation and @Sflecce.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@2020Olive @jlt_25 But do you know and understand the ingredients of each to do a proper comparison? That’s really the root of this argument. People have zero or very basic understanding of a vaccine, but blindly accept the pill they have no understanding of.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@JohnnyCiocca @Snubs Imagine the breakthroughs and figures we would be learning about today if so many cultures were not so toxic to women.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@JohnnyCiocca @Snubs The ratio of men-to-women in some fields does seem to agree with that statement on the surface. But is it the result of misogynistic cultures and gender roles or is it really biological. Seems obvious it’s the former, but we’ve been conditioned to believe the latter.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@AarthurHA @imgrund Bingo

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@shehackspurple Sanitize all the things

[Jonty Wareing ⍼ @jonty]

Sun Microsystems: Write once, run everywhere!

Log4j: hello

Programmers: No, not like that

[Molly Struve 🦄 @molly_struve]

indexes can be helpful as well

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@SkipTheDishes order is being charged to credit card but remains in pending state in app. Chat appears to be broken, too.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@laurieontech … in HTML 1.0

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@laurieontech > The 1990’s Web Master has entered the chat… and cries.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@vickieli7 Don’t run apps as root!

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@wehackpurple

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@ulyssesdottweet @SamBurnsTech @kellabyte Let’s refine my statement. Public repos are intentionally designed and used to publicly share intellectual property. You should expect people to use it. An appropriate license can be used to apply restrictions. Otherwise, make it private.

[DevOpsTea @ShaneRainville]

@ulyssespopple @SamBurnsTech @kellabyte I’m not sure if that’s a good argument to make. It’s not much of a leap to realize your public repo will be taken and used by others. Those learning to code will sometimes analyze other repos and take ideas from them.

[Molly Struve 🦄 @molly_struve]

"first commit" is so last year