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Technical requirements – The Simplest Ways to Start Using DevOps in Python Immediately

Posted on 2024-09-052024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Technical requirements There are a few technical requirements that may need to be fulfilled if you want to get the most out of this chapter: Well, if you can get

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Exercise 2 – creating and releasing an API for consumption – The Simplest Ways to Start Using DevOps in Python Immediately

Posted on 2024-06-052024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Exercise 2 – creating and releasing an API for consumption Deploying applications is one of the most frequent tasks that a DevOps engineer might encounter. It is important to have

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Creating an AWS EC2 instance with Python’s boto3 library – Provisioning Resources

Posted on 2024-02-102024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Creating an AWS EC2 instance with Python’s boto3 library Boto3 – it’s a name you’ve probably heard very often if you’ve worked with AWS and Python. It is the SDK

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Managing Kubernetes with Python – Provisioning Resources

Posted on 2023-08-052024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Managing Kubernetes with Python There will come a time in your container usage when Kubernetes will be the way that you need to go. At this time, Python can help

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Event-based resource adjustment – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2023-07-102024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Event-based resource adjustment Resources are money. Literally. In the world of DevOps, the norm is that the more resources you use, the more money that you spend. That’s simple enough,

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Edge location-based resource sharing – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2023-05-062024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Edge location-based resource sharing One of the most difficult challenges that we have with a global application is load time for resources. If a user is too far from the

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Refactoring legacy applications – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2022-11-112024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Refactoring legacy applications A clean slate is one of the most convenient things in the world. I am going to show you two sheets of paper, and you can tell

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Optimize – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2022-09-102024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Optimize Your first option is optimization. You can look at what you have right now and make sure that it runs optimally, consuming the optimum amount of resources while being

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Restart – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2022-07-082024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Restart Sometimes – and I hope for your sake that that time is early in the development process – you need to throw the things you have out entirely and

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Running runbooks 2 – Security and DevSecOps with Python

Posted on 2021-12-112024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

We can now create a separate alarm for our test 1 instance and it will be shown graphically to give you an idea of what is happening with the metric

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