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  1. @democrats.org #democrats

    I dare you to embrace trans people without fear, hat wringing, doubt. Embrace trans people with courage, love, and hope like you once did and I promise you, you will win the future.

    I dare you.

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  2. ⭕ « #Netanyahou tient. Je l’ai vu avec #Sarkozy, #Hollande, #Macron. Il est au-dessus de tout », déclare #Meyer_Habib depuis #Netanya.

     À la veille des élections #Israéliennes, l’ancien élu fait campagne au meeting du #Likoud.

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  3. RE: fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app

    A ver, a Tellado, a pesar de tener toda esa inmensa masa cefálica, no se le puede pedir mucho más que que no se lo haga todo encima

  4. RE: fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app

    80.7 billion dollars in new debt is something I'd qualify as a "Catastrophic existential risk to business model"

  5. NASA’s X-59 Aircraft and Test Pilot
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    <p>NASA test pilot Mike Lippert poses for a photo ahead of his first time flying the agency&amp;#8217;s
    #supersonic #aircraft #lippert #flight

  6. RE: fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app

    russia is better at winning wars they don't fight than those they do.

    So they're celebrating winning their war against USA, while still mired in an unwinnable war against democracy.

  7. "He wants to win the tackle. He did. He wants to celebrate like he scored a goal."

    This defense. Thing of beauty. #LFC

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  8. Space-age manna: USAF & SpaceX drop survival kit from orbit
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    <p>Many a shipwrecked sailor has wished that a survival kit complete with liferaft would drop from the sky
    #survival #spacex #manna #orbit

  9. #ColdSkin (2017)
    A young man arrives at a remote island to take a post of weather observer only to find himself defending the watchtower from deadly creatures which live in the island shores.
    #CreatureFeature #FilmsWithBite #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬

  10. The wife of a Real Madrid star stirs controversy with a cryptic post: “Only the real ones will understand”

    Marc Cucurella stole the show in the Clasico. The Real Madrid defender produced a commanding display to shackle…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Madrid #Barcelona #BarcelonavsRealMadrid #LaLiga #M.Cucurella #RealMadrid
    europesays.com/spain/106148/

  11. Preface


    Before diving in to the basics, this post would like to implore the reader to look up definitions of all the technical jargon that will naturally follow in the series. You cannot build a technical understanding of the structures involved unless you’re proficient in the language it speaks.

    Note: All technical jargon will be marked with an asterisk (*), making it easier to identify them for lookups.

    This is the first in a 5-part series that aims to act as a manual to developers who are either starting out learning GitLab CI/CD or more senior devs looking for a handbook.

    First order of business — What are CI/CD pipelines, and why GitLab?


    In order to comprehend the concept that is automation and pipelines, we need to trace the history of why these things came into place, the technologies that came after and how refined they became over time.

    To give a brief introduction, before pipelines, developers had to manually set up everything — from installing dependencies required by apps to setting up infrastructure for their projects to run.

    After the advent of scripting, it became a lot easier to automate manual tasks with the run of a single .sh file. But scripting brought up its own sets of problems, one of them being deployment.

    Deployment was still done manually, because scripting produced many errors such as:

    • Silent Failures — Scripts return a success exit code (0), but they do not stop executing after a command fails, unless explicitly written otherwise using set -e.
    • Unset Variable Issues — Scripts depend on the host environment. If a variable is mis-spelt or missing on the production server, then the entire script breaks.
    • Unverified Releases — Running scripts without automated health checks can leave services in a broken state without anyone knowing the root cause. And thus, to fix such problems, pipelines were born.


    CI/CD Pipelines — Demystified


    CI/CD pipelines are Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery tools that aid in automating 90% of the work that you would have otherwise done manually, such as deployment, setting up infrastructure on a server, etc.

    Any changes you make in your code base or structure immediately get integrated and tested by the pipeline — the Continuous Integration part — and then deployed to a cloud platform of your choice, which falls under the Continuous Delivery section (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, etc.).

    There are many CI tools that came about after the advent of pipelining. A few notable ones are:

    • GitHub Actions, as provided by GitHub.
    • GitLab CI, as provided by GitLab.
    • Jenkins, which is an *open-source downloadable automation tool that is hosted on a server locally, such as an EC2 Instance or a Kubernetes cluster.
    • CircleCI, which is a *SaaS platform that integrates across all repositories, such as GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, etc.

    There is no “proper” or “best” pipeline, since the primary work that each tool does is automation, while offering different sets of features, such as GitLab CI offering native *Terraform integration, whereas GitHub Actions — being relatively new — does not, requiring third-party support. But that is about the degree to which the distinction between each pipeline goes.

    Of course, the choice varies from company-to-company. The employee must, then, learn to be flexible to suit the company’s requirements.

    Why GitLab CI? Why not other CI tools?


    Herein lies the “paradox of choice”. There are several repo-hosting platforms available that offer CI/CD capabilities, so choosing each depends on the pros and cons of each platform, along with the needs of the individual/team.

    A table is then best suited to provide a more direct comparison between each platform, their benefits, and the costs they offer.

    A table is then best suited to provide a more direct comparison between each platform, their benefits, and the costs they offer.

    Platform / ToolPrimary FocusCore AdvantageBest Suited ForGitLabAll-in-one DevOps lifecycleNative *Terraform integration out-of-the-boxProduction-standard DevOps engineering teamsGitHubSource control & collaborationMassive marketplace ecosystem of ActionsGeneral development & open-source projectsBitbucketAtlassian ecosystem synergyBuilt-in Jira and Confluence link trackingEnterprise environments already deep in JiraJFrog ArtifactoryUniversal binary repositorySpecialized artifact management & storageHigh-scale dependency management & security

    Conclusion


    While GitHub and BitBucket offer more features in general development — with JFrog Artifactory offering solely binary storage — GitLab stands out as the best production-standard for a DevOps team when it comes to offering a pure DevOps-related repository hosting platform.

    And thus, we shall begin by navigating through GitLab and its main attraction point for many developers — CI/CD capabilities.

    Any corrections in this post will be much appreciated in the comments!#automation #cicd #devops #tutorial #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    The GitLab CI Manual: The Textbook You’ve Always Needed — #1 Introduction

  12. Impfmöglichkeit Booster Auffrischung

    💉 #Biontech #Comirnaty #L.P.8.1 & Grippe

    Der Kreis📍 #Kleve #NRW stellt Listen mit Impfapotheken & -praxen zum Download bereit, s. u. Inkl. Info, ob auch für Praxisfremde.

    #COVID19 #TeamVorsicht #Impfung #impflp81 #Impfstelle #TeamVernunft #ImpfenSchützt

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