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mrngilles··on Ask HN: Infra people in small companies, what does your infra look like?
So you just have the dns record pointing to your machine's IP?

Do you have some kind of monitoring? What about logging?

mrngilles··on Ask HN: Infra people in small companies, what does your infra look like?
What's the size of the team working on this?

I'm guessing you're OK with the tradeoff of your machine going down sometimes?

mrngilles··on Ask HN: Infra people in small companies, what does your infra look like?
I would like to have some insights about this as well
mrngilles··on Ask HN: Infra people in small companies, what does your infra look like?
> In my previous place we had the monolith on cloud run.

How was managed a new deployment ? Could anyone push a new version ? Did it go through CI/CD ?

And about CI/CD, did you have something vaguely resembling it ? Was it all hosted ?

> Anything more complex than the above would to me be a bad smell - unless there were some very good reasons.

Yes, you would probably not need something more complex in that case, but then again, some companies with 5 devs start with microservices

mrngilles··on Ask HN: How do you manage a DevOps position with ADHD
> If you know what the task is, hear the reminder to get back on task and still don't get back on task, you need emotional tools. This is beyond a single post, but look for a therapist who can help you with the emotional side of ADHD.

What do you mean by emotional tools ?

mrngilles··on Ask HN: How do you manage a DevOps position with ADHD
> I don't think there has to or should be a long wait. Most infrastructure builds, CI/CD etc are bloated, unoptimized and take too long for no reason.

I completely agree with you on that. However, the wait time is usually not enough for me to really switch tasks for an other "productive" one, because when my pipeline is done, I would just need to switch back, and it really would make it painful.

The option I see about that however, is jotting down ideas for testing later. But then you need to get the time for this optimization, and the optimization will also require you to wait while you test if the result is better.

I know that there is not silver bullet, I'm just trying to make the situation better for me and others in the team

mrngilles··on Ask HN: Any software to manage team rotations?
Thanks for the answer !

It does not seem to do more than something like PagerDuty or OpsGenie, in that there is no integrated way to run specific actions on rotation.

But I did not know that GitLab did that, thanks for the link !

mrngilles··on Ask HN: Which small company engineering team blogs do you follow?
I did not know about them, thanks for sharing !

Do you know of any other small companies blog ?

mrngilles··on Ask HN: Do you use RFCs internally?
Are there any issues you've encountered with this process at your scale ?