principal architect @nexteraenergy chaotic good ranger driving the strugglebus. thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Joined December 2016
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Hey @bjohnso5y - In a talk years ago about Permission Boundaries you discussed safe ways to enable teams (Unicorns and Zombies) to perform "restricted ops" like iam:CreateRole as long as it had a boundary.
What have you seen companies do in the wild to help with this pattern?
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Hey @frankdejonge I heard in an interview that you've rewritten event sauce in java. I'm interested in that rewrite is it an oss or propriety?
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Hey @shakeshack help me out here, placed an order at the wrong location in the app. Can't reach the location by phone to cancel... Please help!
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Jeff Tuller retweeted
How a single-line bug cost us $2000 in AWS spend...
We recently refactored a Lambda Function. We extensively tested its functionality and released it into production. And everything still worked as expected. But then the billing alarm went off..
(repost with sanitized images)
This happened:
tinyurl.com/devopsprocert
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Jeff Tuller retweeted
When starting a new project/product, how much did the team understand the overall domain (problem space) and the solution to be built before coding? Meaning how much up-front design, discovery, and understanding. RT Appreciated.
13%Well Understood
70%Mildly. Fuzzy Big Picture
18%Code First, Design Later
350 votes • Final resultsCalling on my extended network to help support the circus academy my daughter attends. It's closing unless they can raise $12k by the end of the month. gofundme.com/f/save-our-cirq…
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Thank you for the help @WPBF25News I really appreciate what you've done to help us save the school!
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Jeff Tuller retweeted
The more I look into event sourcing and CQRS the more fascinating it is.
Think the learning curve is there and moving away from traditional thinking, but I can 100% see some great benefits (i.e storing events and figuring out state)
Matter is defined as something with mass and volume. I can't think of anything that has mass but doesn't have volume, so why the added qualifier 'and volume' on the definition?
Jeff Tuller retweeted
RT if you love dogs ❤️
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