SLIs, SLOs, and SLAs Agreements of service, terms of services, contracts, and many other types of agreements are designed so that two parties in agreement with one another can draw out that agreement and are then beholden to it. You need a contract when one party pays another for a service, when two parties exchange […]
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Delving into infrastructure as a code – Introducing DevOps Principles
Delving into infrastructure as a code Finally, in a book about Python, we get to a section about code. So far, I’ve given you a lot of information about what needs to be accomplished but to accomplish the things we want especially in this book, we must have a method, a tool, a weapon, i.e., […]
Pseudocode – Introducing DevOps Principles
Pseudocode I’m not going to write any actual code for IaC in this chapter (you can find that in the chapter dedicated to IaC), I’m just going to give a quick overview of the concept behind IaC using some pseudocode definitions. These will help you understand how singular IaC definitions work in securing resources. An […]
Python 101 – Talking about Python
Python 101 Python is – as I have said before – a simple language to pick up. It is meant to be readable by the layperson and the logic of its code is meant to be easily understandable. It is because of this fact that everything from installing Python to configuring it in your OS […]
Ambiguity/one way/Dutch – Talking about Python
Ambiguity/one way/Dutch Anyone who has ever worked with clients knows how demoralizing and frustrating a vague requirement is. “Do this, do that, we need this” – that’s all you hear, without any understanding from the other side or respect for how the process works. They have a certain goal in mind, and they don’t care […]
A couple of simple DevOps tasks in Python – Talking about Python
A couple of simple DevOps tasks in Python I have so far preached to you the virtues of DevOps and the virtues of Python but so far, I have shown you very little of how the two work together. Now, we get to that part. Here, I will demonstrate a couple of examples of how […]
Autopull a list of Docker images – Talking about Python
Autopull a list of Docker images Grabbing Docker images can be tedious. Especially grabbing multiple images. So now, we are going to see how we can pull a number of Docker images at the same time using the Python library for Docker: pip install docker 2. Then, write a script in a file called docker_pull.py […]