What r/devops is talking about this week

I could use some advice on a situation at work. A few colleagues in ops have, almost overnight, started to fully trust their LLM agent because it has gotten so good lately and "doesn't make...

Besides Bash, which language is more worth learning for devops: Go or Python? Which one would you recommend focusing on?

Hey fellow DevOps folks! I've been wrestling with secrets management recently. I set up a tool that generates API keys, but every time I think I've got it right, I find myself second-guessing...

I'm working on a project split across several private GitHub repos. The ones that matter here are the Docker repo, the backend and an indexer. Each has its own .env files, and what's in them falls...

In case any of you use OpenSSH on musl without PAM: https://sshhole.com/ TL;DR: Accounts that should never take a password at all (root, your key-only deploy user, ldap users, the default user on...

Hi, Im now in the beginning of devops journey and I'm not really a reader person but I want to spend my free time in something useful so any suggestions for a book would help in my career and will...

Hi everyone, I am completely new to AWS and want to learn through hands-on, project-based learning. My ultimate goal is to understand how to build and deploy production-ready infrastructure. I'm...

With so many different syntaxes and configs in our daily stack—CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab), Terraform modules, Kubernetes manifests, Dockerfiles, Ansible playbooks, and Bash...

Evaluating CD tools to automate our end to end delivery (build, test, packaging, and deployments). Curious if the standard GHA + Argo/Flux combo is still what most teams stick with, or if there...

We use several external APIs and I’m curious how often other teams out there keep performance tests realistic and structured while accounting for third party dependencies. How do you balance...