4 posts tagged with "devops"

Over the past few months, I've been developing a personal project using AI. I have some programming knowledge — after all, I was a Java developer at the beginning of my career. I know the fundamentals, have notions of software architecture, abstract concepts, that kind of thing. But today I'm a DevOps engineer. I still develop, but no longer the business rules of software, no longer the complex SQL queries, and I've never developed frontend in my life. Just the basics.

TypeScript on the front and Golang on the backend — the languages I chose for the project. I can say I know a bit, that I can read and analyze. But not really code, not know the nuances of the languages.

For this project, I'm using AI. It's the famous Vibe Coding.

The Platform Engineer position has gained great prominence in the market, following the natural evolution of DevOps. But what really differentiates this role and why is it so valued?

In an increasingly connected world, distributed systems play a crucial role in ensuring the availability, reliability, and integrity of services. However, coordinating and maintaining consistency among multiple nodes in a distributed environment is a complex task. This is where Raft comes in, a consensus algorithm designed to simplify and make the process of maintaining consistency among nodes in a distributed system more understandable.

2024 has started and I have some goals for this year. I'd like to begin sharing what I've been learning somewhere beyond repositories. It needs to be easy to read, search, and navigate. I also wouldn't want to create any website like WordPress, as I want something simpler, more effective, and easier to maintain.