![I'm kicking off a new challenge today, something that I've intended to do for quite some time... #100daysofcode [0/99]
challange_init(person.chris, today); What is 100 days of code you might be wondering? It's simple. A challenge to program for 100 consecutive days for at least an hour per diem, with an emphasis on learning new skills & technologies and cultivating more confidence as a developer. Who should consider taking on this challenge? Everyone and anyone with an interest in software and technology trying to level up their current skills or discover skills they might not have known they've had. I'm terribly impressed by some of the success stories I've read about from folks who've completed the challenge. My focus currently is on a fully automated CI/CD pipeline (shocker) for a k8s / EKS cluster. That and a refresher on data structures and algorithms in Python. Go might have been a better choice...but here we are.
More to come.
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While I was playing with kube-shell, an integrated shell for Kubernetes CLI, i ran into kubectl-aliases on github, a completely different and smart approach of simplifying kubectl commands. These condensed…
While I was playing with kube-shell, an integrated shell for Kubernetes CLI, i ran into kubectl-aliases on github, a completely different and smart approach of simplifying kubectl commands. These condensed…