#general - January 2021

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Who works for slack here????? ohhh wait....

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Hello All! 🙂 Julian here, trying to learn the latest and greatest of DevOps practices and incorporate them into my architecture for the ultimate in AWS Wizardry. 🧙‍♂️🏾

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Miss the old scaffolding from rails etc when building grpc go apps? -- https://github.com/lileio/lile

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Anyone using pritunl? Any feedback on this tool / the paid options?

I’m getting pushback from a client’s auditing team that Tailscale is not PCI compliant (still working through that with them). But just in case that doesn’t work out, I’m looking for real experience on pritunl. I feel like I’ve heard folks discuss it here before and weigh in on pros / cons, but can’t seem to find it.

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Hi all: ever want to learn more about raw Linux networking, e.g. under the Docker level? Here's a very clear explanation of veth devices and bridging and the other machinery Docker/Kubernetes uses to route container packets to/from the network: https://iximiuz.com/en/posts/container-networking-is-simple/

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Hey all. I know atmos is still in progress, but I am curious about components directory missing. No terraform or helmfile in there. Or perhaps I have answered my own question?

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Hi all, thanks for all you're doing to help the community. I joined the office-hours yesterday and it was quite interesting. I work on a small internal tools team and I'm trying to really focus on Devops and IaC to mature our processes. I've been looking into terraform / terragrunt all week and I've noticed something that feels strange to me that seems to be considered best practice across a number of tools and I was hoping to get some input from all of you.

I may get some of the wording wrong here but I'll try my best to be descriptive. So it seems that it's common to split things up into modules that do individual jobs, and environments which control configuration values and compositional instructions. The combination of configs and compositional work flows in the environments seems odd to me. I can see a place for having some of it in cases where you'd want them to have some different structure (maybe you want some kind of chaos service in staging but not in prod for example), but generally it would seem like you'd want to have most of your composition to be shared between environments. To make an analogy to software development that I'm more used to, we would create a feature branch, and work on it, then merge that code to staging, after it was tested there the same code would be merged to a prod branch which would deploy to prod. You'd have different settings for each env but the code would be the same. I wouldn't create a prod and staging directory in my source and try to copy my staging code to prod when I was ready for it to be deployed.

Where does this practice come from? Is there any argument against doing it? Does anyone know of any example repositories that do handle most of the composition in a shared folder and only uses prod and staging for things that would make them different? I'm mainly focused on terragrunt right now since I'm new and it seems to be a mature system with plenty of users and help but any examples would help.

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