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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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Networking – The Simplest Ways to Start Using DevOps in Python Immediately

Posted on 2024-05-142024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Networking No, this is not about growing your LinkedIn connections, although that’s something I’d recommend doing too. Computer networks are essential to the functioning of every application these days because

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Scaling and autoscaling – Provisioning Resources

Posted on 2024-02-052024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Scaling and autoscaling Scaling is the act of increasing or decreasing the size of a workload or resource depending on the demand for it. Autoscaling is doing this automatically based

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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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Testing features on a subset of users – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2023-03-152024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Testing features on a subset of users When an application needs to implement a new feature and the application team wants that feature to be tested in a live environment,

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Analyzing data – Manipulating Resources

Posted on 2023-01-052024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Analyzing data I have found that – as an adult – I have increasingly become more and more responsible for myself. However, this responsibility and the person that I am

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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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Securing API keys and passwords – Security and DevSecOps with Python

Posted on 2022-06-102024-09-05 by Kevin ONeill

Securing API keys and passwords API keys and passwords are valuable for the reason most things are valuable: they cost money and the data protected by them are valuable. If

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Extract and obfuscate PII – Security and DevSecOps with Python

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

Extract and obfuscate PII A person’s sensitive personal information is one of the most valuable things they have: financially, socially, and intimately. Compromising the security of this information can result

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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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