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home q&a about brainware: devops stuff migrating from python 2 to python 3 posted on may 13, 2018, 7:39 pm by dan as the world evolves, one may want to take on new opportunities to get better things out of the door, e.g. use the “new” async paradigm or make better use of generators and iterators . this means using python 3 – and this also usually means migrating large codebases from python 2. sometimes this is as easy as flipping the bit, other times it may be better to just refactor the whole code. let me point out some differences, though. 1. print this one is easy – most of the time it’s just about translating code from: print "abcd" to: print("abcd") continue reading → no comments yet categories: python , scripts tags: automation , performance , python , script hero culture is bad posted on january 28, 2018, 1:23 pm by dan some years ago, back in the country i grew up in, back to an age when i still watched tv, there was a certain trend: tv stars would move with their shows to different stations and find themselves, months later, in a much worse position. even if they were initially offered better packages and – maybe – were able to take some of their initial staff with them on the new venture, they ultimately failed to actually move audiences for more than a limited period of time. some of them ended being thrown out of tv business for good; tabloids would sometime chime in and ask questions in the line of “how was that even possible?”, but would not post answers (not that they had anything meaningful to put forward). i’m not sure their readers would have had any chance of understanding what was really going on, though. i wasn’t at that time in any better position of understanding what was going on – even if i did have access to smarter opinions in the line of “the shows were actually better before the move” or “some stations have more money to spend on everything and can afford not to cut corners”. that’s actually the visible layer; i had to move jobs myself a couple of times to realize that success is: not about you having some special talent; not about you pulling the company uphill by yourself; about the whole environment that makes you succeed or fail, starting from how clean the toilet is at your work place. continue reading → no comments yet categories: nontechnical tags: career , companies , workplace using linux network namespaces posted on january 20, 2018, 7:55 pm by dan you don’t get to explicitly use linux namespaces very often; one usually gets to make use of them when setting up containers or some sort of smart web hosting platform that allows hard resource limits to be put in place for customers, but even then the actual setup is hidden somewhere in the back. there are scenarios when containers simply require too much work for the particular task; i, at one time, faced the need of ensuring some network communication between 2 instances of the same service. communication? same service? have them listen on different addresses or on different ports and you’re done, you might say – but it’s not always that simple. if you have no control over the code but just want to replicate a certain behavior, there may simply not be an option to have instances listen on different ports. if the protocol also involves broadcasting, things become really complicated, as you don’t always have 2 ip addresses, on different interfaces, connected to the same network. such scenario is easy to solve with virtualization or containers, but for this particular problem they’re overkill. the lightweight solution comes from manipulating linux network namespaces. continue reading → no comments yet categories: configuration , scripts tags: devops , linux , network , script next page recent posts migrating from python 2 to python 3 hero culture is bad using linux network namespaces after 6 months at googamaz…book private yum repository with amazon s3 recent comments tran ly vu on the “systems” interview; some pointers vu on crazy devops interview questions devops online training on aws certified solutions architect (associate) karthik on crazy devops interview questions (4) dan on crazy devops interview questions archives may 2018 january 2018 october 2017 march 2017 february 2017 january 2017 december 2016 november 2016 october 2016 september 2016 august 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 january 2016 december 2015 november 2015 october 2015 categories automation aws backup certification chef configuration e-mail ftp interview monitoring nontechnical packaging python scripts security windows © 2018 brainware: devops stuff | some thoughts from the devops world back to top ↑

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