TASIOMIND.DEV — OPERATIONAL▸▸▸FULL STACK DEVELOPER @ GWQ SERVICEPLUS AG▸▸▸FOUNDER — K8SGPT.AI▸▸▸OPEN SOURCE: ACTIVE▸▸▸DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS / KUBERNETES / AI▸▸▸RUST + GO + PYTHON▸▸▸FIELD TESTED / STATUS — NOMINAL▸▸▸LOCATION: EUROPE/BERLIN▸▸▸TASIOMIND.DEV — OPERATIONAL▸▸▸FULL STACK DEVELOPER @ GWQ SERVICEPLUS AG▸▸▸FOUNDER — K8SGPT.AI▸▸▸OPEN SOURCE: ACTIVE▸▸▸DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS / KUBERNETES / AI▸▸▸RUST + GO + PYTHON▸▸▸FIELD TESTED / STATUS — NOMINAL▸▸▸LOCATION: EUROPE/BERLIN▸▸▸

14 days of DevOps

March 17, 2020

Background

  • I have already setup CI/CD for a React Native project, it uses Bitbucket Pipelines and deploys to different release channels on Expo
  • I have already setup CD for a .NET Corde project that deploys to AWS Elastic Beanstalk (EBS)

I'm not entirely new to DevOps, and i'm entirely self-taught. Google and SlackOverflow are my best friends

DevOps goals

  • Fast time-to-market (TTM)
  • Few production failures
  • Immediate recovery from failures

Automation leads to consistency and stability - code is built, tested and deployed the same way every time

DevOps Day 1

Started the DevOps Essentials course on Linux Academy and finished the following sections:

  • Introduction
  • DevOps Culture

DevOps Day 2, 3, 4

  • did nothing devopsy