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  1. Objective 703.2 of the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) DevOps Tools Engineer 2.0 exam covers Basic Kubernetes Operations, a key part of modern . 🖥️⚙️

    Explore this exam objective with Fabian Thorns and Uirá Ribeiro: lpi.org/ladd

  2. Kubermatic als Kubernetes-Distribution 🚀! In diesem Blogpost teilen wir unsere Erfahrungen zur Installation und Nutzung von #Kubermatic und vergleichen es mit anderen Kubernetes-Distributionen ⚙💻. #Kubernetes #ContainerOrchestration
    puzzle.ch/de/blog/articles/202

  3. So things are getting bad, and #cloud is being considered more complex to manage and more costly.
    I have to admit that while I really believed in the cloud, the problems that my customers were facing started to break my beliefs.
    Ops costs increased, because they still hired the IT guy, but now a #SiteReliabilityEngineer costs way more than a traditional #SystemAdministrator, and often he has an #infra knowledge way inferior, since everything is not in house anymore. Everything is hosted and you don't access to the technology internals anymore.
    Also, they are dealing with a level of complexity unheard of.
    Before the cloud there were only physical and virtualized layers of complexity.
    Now we also have then #containerorchestration and #servicemesh layers.
    We moved from putting a stupid #Java class in classpath to run #JBoss with the #APM profiling to running #Prometheus, #Grafana, #Jaeger and #Kiali to obtain the same level of informations.

    The only good thing is that now in Linux engineers are using #eBPF to profiling network and software execution.
    But this is NOT innovation at all. You could do that already with #DTrace in #Solaris and #FreeBSD with way less complexity, and the same level of profiling since #Java, #Ruby and lot of frameworks included its probes to support advanced tracing.
    Apple's #macOS used to provide a good #DTrace frontend called #Instruments that was really cool to work with.

    world.hey.com/dhh/why-we-re-le