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Mix, but do not shake. How we added Sec between Dev and Ops

Hello, tekkix! My name is Natali Dubotolkova, I am a senior secure software development engineer at Basis. I want to talk about how we thought about integrating the work of security specialists directly into the development process and what it led to, as well as what methods and tools we used during the integration and are using now.

About the AIOps profession: trendy, youthful, lucrative, but not yet taught

Hello tekkix! Let's talk about AIOps. As a profession, similar to the role of a DevOps engineer, AIOps has not yet formed into a clearly defined position. In companies, AIOps-level tasks are performed by specialists from DevOps, Data Science, IT Operations. Employees may work on implementing and supporting AIOps solutions, but they usually do not call themselves AIOps engineers. Over time, as this field develops, more specialized roles may emerge, but at the moment, AIOps is more likely to be seen as a tool or set of practices rather than a standalone profession.

Kubernetes Secrets Management with Sealed Secrets and Helm: GitOps way

In this article, we will look at how to organize simple secrets management for applications in Kubernetes using the GitOps approach. We store secrets in git securely and manage them from the application's Helm chart.

The Holy War of Programming Languages or the Experience of an Unsuccessful Move from Python to Golang

What prompted me to switch to Golang? At that time, I was using Python version 2.7.9 — this was around 2017. Then Python 3 was released. It turned out that despite many promises that everything would now work out of the box, wild conflicts began when switching from 2.7 to the new third version. I was a bit disappointed and started looking for something else interesting to work with networks.