Rapheal

[blue @bluewmist]

i don't know who needs to hear this but your ability to create the reality that you want is directly determined by your willingness to experience its opposite.

- saving money will have you feeling broke while it's actually making you rich.
- setting boundaries will have you feeling alone while you're creating new healthy relationships in your life.
- digging up your trauma will have you feeling broken while it's actually healing you.
- working out has you feeling weak while it's really making you strong.
- learning something new makes you feel dumb while it's making you more intelligent.

your ability to attain the thing that you want is directly correlated with how willing you are to experience its opposite. you have to be ok with being uncomfortable to truly achieve success!

[The Oxygen @notfawas]

Even as an engineering student, I’m very sure i can’t thrive as a Mathematics major.
No be life those people de live.

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@ashoKumar89 The database layer, So 10× more app servers means 10× more concurrent connections hitting the same database and can cause an overload if there is no adjustment in the connection pooling

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@asynctrix NLB works at Layer 4 (transport), so it only sees IP , port and cannot inspect the HTTP path... Just use an ALB directly

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@asynctrix The PVC will keep overriding the image at the mount point. The real solution is either to stop mounting persistent storage over application code, or to clean or seed the data inside the volume

[Vera Nanya✨ @TheCloudSE]

I will rather deploy an azure service using the CLI that clicking around the GUI

[YourCloudDude | AWS & Python @yourclouddude]

Learn Cloud like an engineer, not like someone trying to finish a course.

Most beginners learn like this:

Watch tutorial
→ Learn service
→ Take notes
→ Move on

Engineers learn differently:

Learn the problem before the service

Don’t just ask:

“What is EC2?”

Ask:

“What problem does compute solve?”

Learn how services CONNECT

Route 53
↓
Load Balancer
↓
EC2
↓
RDS

Cloud starts making sense when you understand the flow.

Master networking

• IP
• DNS
• Subnets
• Routing
• NAT
• Firewalls
• Load balancing

You cannot escape networking in Cloud.

BUILD things. Then break them.

Delete a route.

Block a port.

Misconfigure IAM.

Stop an instance.

Then troubleshoot it.

That’s where real learning happens.

Think about FAILURE

Ask:

What if this server dies?

What if traffic becomes 10x?

What if the database goes down?

That’s how you start thinking about architecture.

Learn TRADE-OFFS

More availability → more cost

More performance → more complexity

More security → more restrictions

There is rarely one “perfect” architecture.

Stop memorizing definitions

Don’t just know:

“S3 = Object Storage”

Know:

• When to use it
• When NOT to use it
• How to secure it
• How it scales
• How other services access it

Follow ONE request end-to-end

User
→ DNS
→ CDN
→ Load Balancer
→ Server
→ Database
→ Response

If you can explain that journey clearly, you’re learning Cloud properly.

Courses give you the pieces.

Engineering is understanding how those pieces work together.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

What a country.

Young people are actively destroying the roads to unearth metal rods they can sell for quick cash.

The same people destroying the road today will wonder tomorrow when these actions make the road unsafe and end their lives or those of their loved ones.

Yet in the middle of all these, their state governors instead of addressing the poverty and unemployment that is driving this madness in behaviour of their youths, the government is funding mass marriages to produce even more children who will only grow up to participate in this current madness.

What a people. What a government.
A society of lunatics led by lunatics.

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@ulxma "So, apart from successful examples of US interventions, can you provide successful examples?"

What is this line of reasoning ? 🤦‍♂️

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@viyancefavour Rare L from you...Usually we, consumers don't benefit,The price stays the same(or rises)while the quality quietly drops across the entire market...Look at Pringles 🤦‍♂️

The "efficiency" doesn't benefit us; it just normalizes a worse product &protects the company's profit margin

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@ulxma Keep being disingenuous.
Your 'nuanced opinion' was 'Bad is better than worse.'
That guy’s own was “I'd rather they die than we all have chaos”
It's the exact same argument.
The fool didn't just mince words & instead said exactly what it means. Own your view with your full chest

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@ulxma This is literally the argument of everyone against US intervention…He is just honest enough to admit it

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@asynctrix The old files exist because they are stored in the PVC which overrides the container image.

[KOMAL👩‍💻 @KomalWCode]

AWS for Data Engineers

Learning AWS for Data Engineering?

Save this stack:

→ S3 → Storage
→ IAM → Access
→ Lambda → Serverless
→ Glue → ETL
→ Athena → Query S3
→ Kinesis → Streaming
→ EMR → Spark
→ Redshift → Warehouse
→ CloudWatch → Monitoring

You don’t need every AWS service.

Master the ones your job needs.

[Ifeoluwa Aboyeji-Ogundeji @ifeaboyeji]

I said the song your chairman used is not appropriate for a corporate video. A song sexualising women…you are asking me what I have built in my life. Slave mentality!!

[YourCloudDude | AWS & Python @yourclouddude]

AWS VPC Explained in 40 Seconds | Public vs Private Subnets

[Rapheal @TheFirst_001]

@Mohsule_ He dey whine us ?

[Uday👨‍💻 @uday_devops]

Interviewer:

Your team is planning a high-availability Kubernetes cluster. Describe the Process and Considerations for Designing a High-Availability Kubernetes Cluster.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago:

“Do not disturb yourself by imagining your whole life at once.”