AI Infra Plumber aka AI-SRE. Metal 🎸. I'm fairly good at dad jokes....
Joined October 2021
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Announcing the next major release of "Signoz Alert Operator" (v1.131.2)
1. Self-Healing for alerts via constant drift detection
2. Compatible with upstream @SignozHQ v0.131.1
3. Multi Arch support for amd64 and arm64.
Check the 🧵 below to start using 👇
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I have nothing but the utmost respect for mothers who undertake such a rigorous and austere vrat every Chhath Puja.
It is a celebration of the gift of life and an expression of gratitude to Chhathi Maiya and Surya Dev for sustaining it. Blessed are those who partake in this sacred festival.
Above all, more power to all the mothers whose unwavering faith, devotion and fortitude keep this beautiful tradition alive.
॥ छठी मैया की जय ॥
BLR vs Mumbai 👇
Bengaluru feels like an elaborate facade that sells you a false sense of achievement while actively capitalising on loneliness, aspirations and basic human needs.
Networking becomes a substitute for friendship. Cafes sell a sense of community. Professional accomplishments become personality traits. Even ordinary human experiences, companionship and basic human courtesy are increasingly packaged and sold as premium lifestyle choices.
It's the commercialisation of belonging.
Mumbai, on the other hand, is a different beast altogether. It humbles you to the core. The city never sleeps. It makes you feel lost, exhausted and aspirational, all at once.
There's always a bigger fish, in both good and bad ways. Your professional accomplishments cease to be the centre of your universe.
The lifestyle drains you, but in the process, you learn to value human time, human effort and develop empathy for the people around you. Mumbai teaches you the dignity of labour.
It makes you acutely aware of your privileges and adversities. You develop a sense of gratitude for what you have and an aspiration for what you don't.
Bengaluru makes you aspire to a lifestyle.
Mumbai makes you aspire to a life.
There's something beautiful about a city that teaches you to be ambitious without making you feel important, and grateful without making you complacent.
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As a fun project I'm launching my listening room for anyone.
hmx86.cloud/music-gallery/
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No no matter how far we've come.
No matter how far we've come now.
I can't wait to see Tommorow.....
With You..
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Harsh Mishra retweeted
☸️ How will your StarRocks cluster handle a pod failure or node drain?
@harsh_dev8086 explores FE/BE quorums and failure-test planning for a shared-nothing deployment on GKE.
Read Part 1: hmx86.cloud/articles/starroc…
#StarRocks #Kubernetes
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How do I know a Database is Ready for Kubernetes ?
I was given exactly the same problem to tackle. Developers found Starrocks from @StarRocksLabs the right tool for the job. But, we, as a team were not sure if it was production ready to self-host on Kubernetes.
The answer lied in FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis).
In this two-part series I will help you answer exactly the same question. I will present a detailed case study, running StarRocks on GKE.
Part - 1 will focus on basics of FMEA and cluster design.
hmx86.cloud/articles/starroc…
In Part 2, I will present a working demo for anyone to try out with implementation details.
Someone told me "you aren't allowed to be sad on Deepawali".
World changes after the cleaning.
I see why they said so.
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Harsh Mishra retweeted
What others call luck, I call hard work.
I worked my ass off to get where I am.
But I also know I'm privileged.
I grew up in a stable family, had access to good education, and never had to worry about where my next meal would come from.
So I'll never say, "If I did it, anyone can."
Hard work matters. A lot.
But we don't all start from the same line. And pretending we do is ridiculous.
Can't agree more after spending 5 years outside of hometown where never had any close friends, few known faces left. There's no one literally no one I know. And now I have a WFH Job.
Even the roads are not familiar all old homes have been reconstructed into shopping cmplx.
Smaller towns which you left feel like zombie places now, you do not know anybody, people who did good left for bigger towns or abroad; these places make you feel old and irrelevant; and god forbid if you did not have good memories in your childhood then unnecessary BT
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Harsh Mishra retweeted
Smaller towns which you left feel like zombie places now, you do not know anybody, people who did good left for bigger towns or abroad; these places make you feel old and irrelevant; and god forbid if you did not have good memories in your childhood then unnecessary BT
Oftentimes I've heard people in X Spaces say, "I was in a maintenance project, hence my learning stalled."
Dig deeper and it's a different reality. Often, "maintenance project" is just a misnomer for "brownfield project".
This thread might change your mindset 👇
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You build, ship, handle customer complaints and re-architect when needed.
You learn how products age. This wisdom is earned, not borrowed.
Fixing is often exhausting, unexciting or downright boring.
Taking ownership, even when it's boring, makes you reliable.
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Drumroll Credits 🥁
2 months ago I was having a discussion on Discord, when @kanishkio gave me the "Ship Analogy" about something related to Brownfield projects and AI.
Quoting his message as is (removed discord username for privacy reasons).
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