The hater’s guide to Kubernetes
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The hater’s guide to Kubernetes
- Terraform: I manage most of my cloud infrastructure with Terraform. I declare EKS clusters, S3 buckets, roles, and RDS instances in my Terraform manifests. The state is sync'ed to an encrypted S3 bucket. This avoids getting into trouble in case something happens to my development laptop.
- Docker: I build everything as Docker images. Even stateful com
The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS
In my experience, the application of Agile frameworks usually leads to a revolutionary approach. Most frameworks are largely prescriptive and are explicitly described as immutable. When all you have is a hammer, every context will be treated like a nail. And when you’ve paid a lot of money for a gold-plated hammer, when you’ve trained a lot of peop
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How to be a -10x Engineer
+10x engineers may be mythical, but -10x engineers exist.
To become a -10x engineer, simply waste 400 engineering hours per week. Combine the following strategies:
Nullify the output of 10 engineers.
Change requirements as far into development as possible. To avoid blame, obfuscate requirements from the start.
Create 400 hour... See more
+10x engineers may be mythical, but -10x engineers exist.
To become a -10x engineer, simply waste 400 engineering hours per week. Combine the following strategies:
Nullify the output of 10 engineers.
Change requirements as far into development as possible. To avoid blame, obfuscate requirements from the start.
Create 400 hour... See more
How to be a -10x Engineer
“Best Practices for Implementing Amazon ElastiCache”