Caylent Blog
caylent.com · Company blog · on HN since 2016
Caylent, a cloud consultancy, writes about AWS, Kubernetes, DevOps, serverless, and cloud tooling.
What HN saysHN links it for Kubernetes topics such as cluster federation with Admiralty; the other comment doesn't discuss the blog itself.
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antonvs · 2021-08-03
One of the several tools in this space is called Admiralty:
https://caylent.com/kubernetes-cluster-federation-with-admiralty
Google says the Greek for that is Ναυαρχείο. Now if you see a product named Navarxeio or Navarcheio, you'll know what it is.
knorker · 2018-07-26
Money, and the BS "oh we can't pay you more than this"... until I resigned and suddenly it was possible to pay me more. Too late then. Much, much too late.
When someone says "oooh, I can't find qualified people" I don't believe them. If you offer people 2x what they currently make to do a job that isn't bad then you'll get them. If you don't want to offer that then you are offering to underpay them, and that's why they won't come.
You don't have to hire underskilled people and train them[1]. You can just pay. Conversely, if you don't pay them, they'll leave. (well, some will stay to be exploited, sure)
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[1] E.g. I disagree with https://twitter.com/lizthegrey/status/1021960484738629632
and https://caylent.com/sre-vs-devops/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=ed…