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  1. 👨‍🎓SUPERVISOR DE SEGURANÇA PRIVADA - Evoluir deve ser propriedade intrínseca a quem lidera!

    🔥Desconto na compra online do curso através do código - SUPDESC🔥

    👉entrar no link , clicar INSCREVER - CARRINHO - APLICAR CUPÃO (usar o código supdesc)

    👊Link - salacriativa.pt/produto/superv

    #supervisorsegurancaprivada #chefebrigada #supervisao #supervisor

  2. Свой мини-«мониторинг как сервис»: Python-демон + Next.js-дашборд

    «Свой мини-мониторинг как сервис»: Python-демон, Next.js-дашборд и файловая архитектура без лишней инфраструктуры — как я сделал лёгкий self-hosted инструмент для наблюдения за маленькими проектами, который проверяет API, страницы, базы, очереди, TLS и Docker, пишет JSON-снапшоты, сам управляет процессами через встроенный supervisor, умеет следить за ресурсами, логами и сроком жизни сертификатов, собирает стримы производительности и при этом не требует ни базы данных, ни внешнего backend-сервера; просто ставишь рядом с приложением, настраиваешь конфиг, запускаешь демон и получаешь живой Next.js-дашборд, читающий отчёты.

    habr.com/ru/articles/971786/

    #мониторинг_сервера #микросервис #python #supervisor

  3. Habe das erste mal für linux multi-process container #s6overlay als init verwendet anstatt #supervisor. War am Anfang gewöhnungsbedürftig. Vor allem, dass über leere Dateien in bestimmten Ordnern startprozesse und Abhängigkeiten konfiguriert werden. Oder wie die Konfiguration von Services über einzelne Dateien geregelt wird. Gefällt mir aber so gut, dass ich den direkt im zweiten Container eingeführt habe

  4. Habe das erste mal für linux multi-process container #s6overlay als init verwendet anstatt #supervisor. War am Anfang gewöhnungsbedürftig. Vor allem, dass über leere Dateien in bestimmten Ordnern startprozesse und Abhängigkeiten konfiguriert werden. Oder wie die Konfiguration von Services über einzelne Dateien geregelt wird. Gefällt mir aber so gut, dass ich den direkt im zweiten Container eingeführt habe

  5. Whenever my #supervisor asks me if I want to pick up some extra #overtime on the weekend or a holiday

  6. Whenever my #supervisor asks me if I want to pick up some extra #overtime on the weekend or a holiday

  7. New blogpost: blog.tyk.nu/blog/the-story-of-

    It is a lovely story about debugging TLS connection issues from Django to PostgreSQL.

    The root cause turned out to be libpq erroring out when running with the environment variable $HOME set to an existing but unreadable path, in this case "/root"

    Enjoy!

    #django #postgresql #supervisor #uwsgi

  8. New blogpost: blog.tyk.nu/blog/the-story-of-

    It is a lovely story about debugging TLS connection issues from Django to PostgreSQL.

    The root cause turned out to be libpq erroring out when running with the environment variable $HOME set to an existing but unreadable path, in this case "/root"

    Enjoy!

    #django #postgresql #supervisor #uwsgi

  9. Anyone else getting weird Supervisor Upgrade issues?

    # ha supervisor update
    Error: Update of Supervisor failed: Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/amd64-hassio-supervisor:2024.11.3: 500 Server Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.43/images/create?tag=2024.11.3&fromImage=ghcr.io%2Fhome-assistant%2Famd64-hassio-supervisor&platform=linux%2Famd64: Internal Server Error ("toomanyrequests: retry-after: 1.081347ms, allowed: 44000/minute")

    #HomeAssistant #supervisor #debian #selfhosted

  10. Anyone else getting weird Supervisor Upgrade issues?

    # ha supervisor update
    Error: Update of Supervisor failed: Can't install ghcr.io/home-assistant/amd64-hassio-supervisor:2024.11.3: 500 Server Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.43/images/create?tag=2024.11.3&fromImage=ghcr.io%2Fhome-assistant%2Famd64-hassio-supervisor&platform=linux%2Famd64: Internal Server Error ("toomanyrequests: retry-after: 1.081347ms, allowed: 44000/minute")

    #HomeAssistant #supervisor #debian #selfhosted

  11. What a day this one has been.

    I was out on vacation last week and it was glorious. Today I went back to work for the first time and KA-BOOOM!!! A huge administrative change was announced just as I punched in for the day. I had 506 emails in my inbox and a meeting with my manager at 9:00am and a meeting with my director at 10:00am and DAMN did that come out of nowhere and just bowl me over.

    It’s nothing bad. It’s going to make me very busy through October and November and into the beginning of December, but busy in a good way. I just didn’t see it coming and it has left me feeling drained and worn and sort of like a wrung out dish rag today.

    I mean, woah!

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/23/draining/

    #administrativeResponsibilities #Busy #management #supervisor #work #workflow

  12. What a day this one has been.

    I was out on vacation last week and it was glorious. Today I went back to work for the first time and KA-BOOOM!!! A huge administrative change was announced just as I punched in for the day. I had 506 emails in my inbox and a meeting with my manager at 9:00am and a meeting with my director at 10:00am and DAMN did that come out of nowhere and just bowl me over.

    It’s nothing bad. It’s going to make me very busy through October and November and into the beginning of December, but busy in a good way. I just didn’t see it coming and it has left me feeling drained and worn and sort of like a wrung out dish rag today.

    I mean, woah!

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/09/23/draining/

    #administrativeResponsibilities #Busy #management #supervisor #work #workflow

  13. I feel like I dropped a ball at work. I did not, but I feel like I did.

    One of the guys in my group was struggling with an issue on Friday. He was sending out chat messages to the rest of us during the morning and I was chipping in where I could. His problem involved a functionality that 10 years ago I was the authority on. It’s been a long time since I’ve had to look into it myself, but I am still often the guy who can straighten things out even though I don’t personally support customers anymore and therefore never have this sort of issue assigned to me directly.

    He asked if anyone was available to jump on a video chat and look things over with him. Right about the same time my boss’ boss pulled a whole bunch of people, including me, into a different discussion and I had to shift my focus to that. By the start of the work day today (Monday) my issue was pretty much worked out but my coworker was still struggling. He was on another video call with a few people from other groups and they were trying to figure out what was going wrong. I joined the call and within a few minutes knew what the problem was and how to fix it.

    Damn it.

    By 10:00am today everything was fine and dandy and right as rain. That’s good. What I am upset with myself about is that if I could have just freed up a few minutes on Friday I could have saved my coworker a lot of stress and had it all wrapped up three days earlier. The customer would have been happy, my coworker would have been happy, and I would have felt like a (very minor) hero. Instead, I feel like let everyone down. Again, I did not, and the thing I was looking at on Friday is really important and has all sorts of upper management eyes on it, but I still wish I could have been there for my coworker sooner than I was. That’s all.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/08/05/i-feel-bad-about-this/

    #customerIssues #customerService #management #mentoring #prioritization #staff #supervisor #timeManagement #work

  14. I feel like I dropped a ball at work. I did not, but I feel like I did.

    One of the guys in my group was struggling with an issue on Friday. He was sending out chat messages to the rest of us during the morning and I was chipping in where I could. His problem involved a functionality that 10 years ago I was the authority on. It’s been a long time since I’ve had to look into it myself, but I am still often the guy who can straighten things out even though I don’t personally support customers anymore and therefore never have this sort of issue assigned to me directly.

    He asked if anyone was available to jump on a video chat and look things over with him. Right about the same time my boss’ boss pulled a whole bunch of people, including me, into a different discussion and I had to shift my focus to that. By the start of the work day today (Monday) my issue was pretty much worked out but my coworker was still struggling. He was on another video call with a few people from other groups and they were trying to figure out what was going wrong. I joined the call and within a few minutes knew what the problem was and how to fix it.

    Damn it.

    By 10:00am today everything was fine and dandy and right as rain. That’s good. What I am upset with myself about is that if I could have just freed up a few minutes on Friday I could have saved my coworker a lot of stress and had it all wrapped up three days earlier. The customer would have been happy, my coworker would have been happy, and I would have felt like a (very minor) hero. Instead, I feel like let everyone down. Again, I did not, and the thing I was looking at on Friday is really important and has all sorts of upper management eyes on it, but I still wish I could have been there for my coworker sooner than I was. That’s all.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/08/05/i-feel-bad-about-this/

    #customerIssues #customerService #management #mentoring #prioritization #staff #supervisor #timeManagement #work

  15. Sistema di supervisione certificato per qualsiasi contesto: Supervisor, applicativo di Tecnoalarm, e’ un software di supervisione interattivo e versatile che integra la gestione di sistemi antintrusione, rivelazione incendi, comando spegnimento e videosorveglianza in un’unica piattaforma multi-client. Supervisor rappresenta la miglior soluzione di supervisione...
    #Supervisor #Tecnoalarm #supervisione #antintrusione #rivelazioneincendi dlvr.it/T9dfMz #News

  16. @catsalad

    You crazy people call it helping.
    I dunno.
    I call it supervising.
    They want to make sure you're doing it correctly. Typically it's not helpful.
    I feel like #Frankie is more of a #supervisor
    @JemGirl777 no?

    ( because she loves your cat posts! )

  17. @catsalad

    You crazy people call it helping.
    I dunno.
    I call it supervising.
    They want to make sure you're doing it correctly. Typically it's not helpful.
    I feel like #Frankie is more of a #supervisor
    @JemGirl777 no?

    ( because she loves your cat posts! )

  18. @foxmask #supervisor works just fine with #python312 . What made you think it's only for python 3.6?

  19. @foxmask #supervisor works just fine with #python312 . What made you think it's only for python 3.6?

  20. I wrote a little yesterday evening about getting stressed out at work over something that didn’t deserve to be stressed out over. It happens now and then, you know? It’s work.

    I was working on a project yesterday and this morning I reviewed it with the person I submitted it to and it was fine. No problem. Helpful. It did what it needed to do. All is well. Nice, huh?

    Unfortunately, 60% of my group is out either on vacation or sick today. We are going to be seriously short handed. Oh good! Hello, work stress. Nice to see you again, my old friend.

    Heh, what can you do, right? Just roll with it, babie.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/01/30/meet-the-new-stress-same-as-the-old-stress/

    #projects #staff #Stress #stressLevel #supervisor #work