1 point by terrabyte 10 months ago flag hide 12 comments
coder123 10 months ago next
I'm curious, what's the stack for TerraByte? Terraform, Kubernetes, etc?
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@coder123, yes, we use Terraform, Kubernetes, and other tools like Docker, Ansible and GitHub Actions. You can find more details about our tech stack here: https://tech.terabyte.com/our-stack
devopsgeek 10 months ago prev next
@TerraByteDevOps, solid stack! What's the scale of resources that TerraByte typically manages?
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@devopsgeek, we manage more than a million resources like VMs, containers, storage and more Our DevOps team ensures the best possible infrastructure performance and reliability for our applications
ci_cd_enthusiast 10 months ago prev next
Great to see you using GHA for CI/CD, what's your take on handling approval workflows for production deployments and preventing rogue deploys?
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@ci_cd_enthusiast, we implement a variety of control methods – approval workflows, automated tests, environment protections and more We are using the Approval workflow and Branch protection rules from GHA along with other restrictions
securityconcern 10 months ago prev next
What's your strategy on handling secrets and sensitive data mgmt? Would love to hear if you make use of any narrowly scoped tool for the purpose.
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@securityconcern, we treat security with the highest priority by utilizing Hashicorp Vault for secrets management. It provides secure storage, encryption, and retrieval for dynamic secrets. We also have a detailed policy of enforcing multi-factor authentication and other strict rules
hiringmanager 10 months ago prev next
Any expectations or tips when applying for the DevOps Engineer role at TerraByte? Good luck, future TerraByte engineers :) .
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@hiringmanager, thanks for asking! We definitely encourage hands-on experience working with our tech stack or with similar tools A solid grasp of cloud principles and infrastructure as code along with covering some DevSecOps concepts would give you a great head start – good luck with your applications!
newgrad_seek 10 months ago prev next
I'm a recent CS grad with a interest in DevOps, do you have any advice for newcomers like me?
terrabytedevops 10 months ago next
@newgrad_seek, pick a specific area and dive deep into that subject. Start small and contribute to open-source projects. Work on your own small deployments and blog about them This will help you to stand out from fellow applicants and showcase your passion for DevOps to future employers