Any good introductory texts/media/books on deployments, dependency management, delivery etc? Preferably Python with hands-on exercises, but in general or for multi-language code bases would also be nice. Little tooling requirements is a plus. 
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@jwolynko When it comes to on-prem, GitLab still seems to be the preferred solution (GitHub enterprise seems to be deprecated, thank the universe for that). I personally am running Forgejo wherever possible.
But most of the customers I know do run some form of GitLab. And I wanted to make sure I had a working test setup, whenever I need one. Currently I wanted to do some testing for GitLab runners on Kubernetes.
The package based ones are pretty simple to setup (not talking about maintenance, of course).
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/gitlab_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/gitlab_and_runner_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
Codeberg.orggitlab_vagrant_libvirt_ansibleVagrant-libvirt setup with a VM that is running a Gitlab instance
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OK, so however thought up the structure of the #Gitlab helm chart was ... creative, to put it politely.
The chart itself has dependencies, as is common with helm charts.
But it also has a charts directory, which contains 5 other charts. Including one called gitlab.
Which again has a charts directory as well as dependencies.
So, depending on which chart you want to configure, it might be chart-name.something or gitlab.chart-name.something. Oh, they also use global.something or global.chart-name.something.
And as this is not creative enough, some charts are installed if chart-name.install is true. For some it is chart-name.enabled...
But help is near, there is an operator, that does the heavy lifting for you. Oh wait, it uses the values from the helm chart of its CRD...
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openDesk läuft ausschließlich auf Kubernetes und nutzt über 35 Helm-Charts für den produktiven Betrieb. Voraussetzungen: K8s >=1.24, Ingress-NGINX, cert-manager, Helm, Helmfile, RWO-Volumes & externe Dienste wie Redis, Postfix & Co.
Details: https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/opendesk/deployment/opendesk/-/blob/develop/docs/requirements.md
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GitLabdocs/requirements.md · develop · BMI / openDesk / Deployment / openDesk · GitLabHelmfile / Helm chart-based deployment automation for openDesk Community and Enterprise Edition.
Cultivating a Learning Culture: Unlocking the Power of Continuous Development
In just 5 powerful minutes, Marcelo Ancelmo dives into one of the most important ingredients for long-term success in any modern organization:
A thriving learning culture.
If you're passionate about building resilient, innovative, and engaged teams, this talk is a must-watch.
Watch it now and get inspired: https://buff.ly/9aQQIhi
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7 contributeurs sur la première journée de samedi et 5 ont déjà annoncé qu'ils revenaient aujourd'hui ! (Dimanche 13 avril)
De très bons retours de la part des participants sur cette expérience ! Nous sommes ravis.
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Looking for feedback on our open-source monitoring & debugging tool
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En el último #DevOps Zaragoza, @capitangolo nos enseño a usar el API de NIST NVD para consultar las vulnerabilidades de nuestros activos (software, librerías, hardware…).
No os perdáis la grabación de su charla.
https://onthenubs.com/blog/2025-04-03-1-spreadsheet-driven-development/
On The Nubs · 🦁 Gestionando Vulnerabilidades con Hojas de Cálculo (Y Otras Formas Mejores) - Víctor JiménezDescubre qué es una vulnerabilidad y cómo automatizar la detección de vulnerabilidades en tus recursos para que puedas mejorar la seguridad desde el principio y proteger tu infraestructura antes de que una vulnerabilidad se convierta en un incidente de seguridad.
En esta charla, cubriremos cómo consultar la base de datos de vulnerabilidades de NIST, creando un Nombre CPE para un recurso, y automatizando la obtención de vulnerabilidades con una hoja de cálculo y luego con un script Python.
#OdooGCI - Tu navaja suiza para el deploy de proyectos en #Odoo 
Rewritten from scratch con Typer CLI + Python 
Estoy desarrollando una herramienta potente para manejar repositorios Odoo como un PRO:
Features clave:
JSON Power: Clona/actualiza múltiples repos de golpe con un solo archivo JSON (¡bye bye scripts manuales!)
Mantenimiento masivo: Gestiona decenas de módulos como si fuera uno solo
Token-friendly: Soporte nativo para autenticación en GitHub/GitLab
Próximamente: Soporte para submódulos Git (en desarrollo)
¿Por qué esto cambia el juego?
Ideal para empresas con stacks complejos (+50 módulos)
Perfecto para migraciones controladas entre versiones
Infraestructura como código aplicado a ecosistemas Odoo
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Hackers target SSRF bugs in EC2-hosted sites to steal AWS credentials
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Your logs are lying to you - metrics are meaner and better.
Everyone loves logs… until the incident postmortem reads like bad fan fiction.
Most teams start with expensive log aggregation, full-text searching their way into oblivion. So much noise. So little signal. And still, no clue what actually happened. Why? Because writing meaningful logs is a lost art.
Logs are like candles, nice for mood lighting, useless in a house fire.
If you need traces to understand your system, congratulations: you're already in hell.
Let me introduce my favourite method: real-time, metric-driven user simulation aka "Overwatch".
Here's how you do it:
Set up a service that runs real end-to-end user workflows 24/7. Use Cypress, Playwright, Selenium… your poison of choice.
Every action creates a timed metric tagged with the user workflow and action.
Now you know exactly what a user did before everything went up in flames.
Use Grafana + InfluxDB (or other tools you already use) to build dashboards that actually tell stories:
* How fast are user workflows?
* Which steps are breaking, and how often?
* What's slower today than yesterday?
* Who's affected, and where?
Alerts now mean something. Incidents become surgical strikes, not scavenger hunts.
Bonus: run the same system on every test environment and detect regressions before deployment. And if you made it reusable, you can even run the service to do load tests.
No need to buy overpriced tools. Just build a small service like you already do, except this one might save your soul.
And yes, transform logs into metrics where possible. Just hash your PII data and move on.
Stop guessing. Start observing.
Metrics > Logs. Always.
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Backups are only good as long as they work.
Spent this morning, restoring the backup of our Mastodon instance burningboard.net to a fresh virtual machine in Proxmox and did some validation that it is valid, complete, restorable and the disaster recovery documentation is up to date.
Everything worked perfectly 
Next restore-test: 10/2025
Ignite Talk by Verena Traub at DevOpsDays Zurich 2025
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Free AWS Certified Solutions Architect: Professional Practice Tests at Udemy
Wait, it's all vulnerable? (Docker Images on Docker Hub)
https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres/tags
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