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  • Reply To: Everything is Code

    Rod at work wrote:

    Thank you, David! I'm not familiar with any of those, so I appreciate ti. BTW, what's the name of the GitHub Actions extension by Omar Tawfik? I tried searching...

  • Reply To: Everything is Code

    We use Terragrunt/Terraform for infrastructure as code and deploying different config for different environments.

    As our CICD pipelines are GitHub workflows we use Github environment secrets.  One of the inputs to...

  • Reply To: Everything is Code

    Rod at work wrote:

    Occasionally I have to create GitHub Actions, i.e.: YAML files. It is not easy developing YAML files. There's very little to help me.

    Rod, I use Visual Studio code...

  • Reply To: Keep. It. Simple.

    below86 wrote:

    I've always applied the K.I.S.S. method to my work.  Keep It Super Simple, or the Keep It Simple Stupid, whatever you prefer. 🙂

    There's also YAGNI (You Ain't Going To...

  • Reply To: Keep. It. Simple.

    Kelsey Hightower had a few posts on Twitter championing monoliths.  Given that he was a Google Distinguished Engineer this seemed out-of-step with prevalent thoughts on cloud architecture.  However the more...

  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    To be fair to Brent his time, as a consultant, would not be time well spent cleaning up a client's code base.

    When I'm analysing an old code base for a...

  • Reply To: The Load of Real Time Data Warehouses

    Good question.

    I had a storage problem with a data warehouse and needed to remove some data.  I went to the various users of the warehouse to find out what could...

  • Reply To: When Do We Worry About Scalability?

    For much of my career there has been a dividing line between "the business" and tech.  I have to admit, in my early career I was only interested in tech. ...

  • Reply To: When Do We Worry About Scalability?

    To be frank, I don't see NFRs (non-functional requirements) in general given the attention to detail they deserve.

    I perceive NFRs as being putting business context & need around what is...

  • Reply To: Technology and Privacy

    I used to work for an advertising agency.  Various companies offered up their customer lists to non-competitors and allowed various filters to be applied to the selection.  Recency, purchase category...

  • Reply To: AI Sings the Blues

    I think we are near the peak of the hype cycle for AI.

    Last week I got something useful out of ChatGPT. I asked it how to do some data manipulation...

  • Reply To: Container Development Work

    I found that building a container to run PostGres was a useful training exercise.  It was hard enough to be interesting but not so hard that I threw the monitor...

  • Reply To: Fifty Percent

    I read somewhere that there is a gender behaviour difference when people measure themselves against the requested capabilities for a job.  It was a bit of a generalisation but I...

  • Reply To: Trying New Technology

    Whole heartedly agree.  TOGAF used to list a set of architectural principles that included "Controlling the technical complexity".

    Ed's comments remind me of Fred P Brooks paper No...

  • Reply To: How to Delete Large Amounts of Data

    If I knew I needed a regular purge job based on record creation datetime then I would be looking at whether that datetime column should be a candidate for the...

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