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I have a practical question for people who care about local/CI safety. When a coding assistant works inside a repo, it is not only editing code. It may run test

With AI, business and product teams are creating apps left and right. They dont understand what the code is doing, no clue about security or how to host it. Thi

I'm looking to apply to devops/sre positions to change my current job and have a profesional glow up, i no longer feel challenged project from my job and i am s

Hi there Recently I was tasked to write documentation for our infrastructure in "doc as code" way but I have not very well grasped what it is The only requireme

I was wondering how you guys use LLMs and agents in your day to day work, do you use them to write yaml/boilerplate or beyond that? submitted by /u/Immediate-Ji

The objective here is to investigate the DevOps tools currently employed by various companies within the market, thereby enabling adequate preparation for a pot

When I first started looking at upgrading my setup, I was convinced I'd be using a GPU every day. Reality turned out to be pretty different. Some weeks I barely

I had one of those bugs last month that made the whole team question reality for about four days. A checkout service would randomly throw 500s, maybe 3-4 times

What setup have you put in place on your desk to manage being on multiple laptops? submitted by /u/digitalshiva [link] [comments]

​ DevOps spans a huge range: CI/CD, security, SRE, DevEx, each with its own sub functions. At big companies, engineers often specialize in one. At startups, you

Curious how teams are actually using AI in day-to-day ITops, not the vendor pitch version, but what's genuinely saving time , improves results vs. what's been o

A compromised cloud credential is no longer just a security problem. With services like Bedrock and Marketplace, it can become a financial incident within hours

I asked recently about preventing valuable engineering discussions from disappearing in Slack, and the responses were interesting. A common theme was: "Slack is

I am exploring coder, however wireguard tunnel is overlay our existing network and is not allowed. claude suggested me to put a bastion in the middle. Seems not

Hey Folks, need your advice badly , I'm building out a CI/CD flow for AKS using Azure DevOps Pipelines (not ArgoCD/GitOps for this one, using native Azure Pipel

I've been working at a local startup as a DevOps engineer for the past year. I have a total of around 3 years of experience, which is considered mid-level at be

We've had offline evals as part of our CI for a while now, but last month we got hit with something that none of our CI runs flagged. Our production inputs had

Hi all! I’m currently digging into the "toil" of our (the company i work at's) release process, and I’m hitting a recurring bottleneck: rate-limiting configurat

I have 3 yrs of experience as a cloud engineer/devops worked in same company from start got one promotion and good hike all along . Want to switch to now and th

I am officially declaring the start (in my mind) of #MRBA That stands for "Make Releases Boring Again" This was prompted by a Release Engineer job posting that

Qore is a single-binary infrastructure orchestrator with a terminal-native UI. You type commands, get results inline — no context switching between redis-cli, p

I am a pentester. My manager had given me a task for cicd integration with checkmarx. I can understand the basic stuff but I am unable to come up with material

Hey r/devops , welcome to our weekly self-promotion thread! Feel free to use this thread to promote any projects, ideas, or any repos you're wanting to share. P

I am currently building a central "Cluster-as-a-Service" platform nd deal with automated cluster provisioning, multi-tenant setup, observability work, kubernete