Reading recommendations, week 33/2024
The role of mentorship, why Perl remains indispensable today, how to do a personal retreat, remembering the LAN, and how to cleanly shut down Kubernetes pods.
The Monospace Mentor blog
Easily digestible pieces of information written to make you more successful.
The role of mentorship, why Perl remains indispensable today, how to do a personal retreat, remembering the LAN, and how to cleanly shut down Kubernetes pods.
Five DevOps book recommendations for software engineers and system administrators entering the field.
How to tell whether your learning efforts are actually helping you improve as an engineer.
Motivation problems often point to a missing driver: purpose, progress, or people to learn and work with.
In March, fellow Twitch streamer and The Server Room member B7H30 kindly invited me to an interview in his "USB My Guest" series! We talked about a lot of things ranging from my PiDP-11 to how I got fired while I was on holidays.
New Monospace Mentor website features are now available: a wiki, presentation archive, and blogroll.
Distributed teams can learn a lot from open-source projects about writing, collaboration, and asynchronous work.
Here is the recording of our first Deep Dive session. First, I explained all the ideas and decisions behind my Linux workstation setup. Then we discussed various approaches to software installation and development environments.
Learning works best when you practice with others, ask questions, and get feedback instead of only consuming content.
In this Hot Seat session in The Server Room, I reviewed Yohan's assessment project, a Kubernetes deployment of the Cortex SecOps dashboard. He did an amazing job!
A reflection on moving beyond productivity systems and focusing instead on the purpose behind the work.
If you're a Junior Engineer and you feel overwhelmed from time to time, I have good news: You don't have Impostor Syndrome.