not worth it

>>25639739 Why?

>>25639780 plenty of indians can do it already

>>25639786 https://certifications.tcm-sec.com/ultimate-hack-defend-training-bundle/ As another variant I can buy this bundle, pass certification and become pentester or infosec specialist

>>25639780 Ignore the lithuanian.

>>25639851 Thanks Do you think it will be easier to get BlueCard with such a diploma?

> any retard who can spell > shizo heh

>>25639919 >BlueCard I don't know what that is. CS can pay for a good meal and some more. The competition is tough though. How's your math? Can you do one single task for 15 hours straight? I mean, have you ever done one single task for 15 hours straight?

Kys Ihor

>>25640131 Why so rude? Who are you?

>>25640137 The one who wishes you suicide

>>25640143 What is wrong with getting an education?

>>25640160 Gaysee is not education.

>>25640036 >Can you do one single task for 15 hours straight? I mean, have you ever done one single task for 15 hours straight? I have a code monkey job and have never worked for 15 hours straight, but I have 12-hour shifts where I need to watch over clusters.

>>25640203 >never worked for 15 hours straight You're not CS material.

>>25640210 Humans are not intended to work for such long. Only Japanese retards pretend long shifts = good.

>>25640238 Go for it.

Ihor can you help me set up my AWS infrastructure? I have to set up some convoluted stuff to serve the application I built, and my company's cloud guys refuse to help.

>>25640256 >Ihor can you help me set up my AWS infrastructure? I have to set up some convoluted stuff to serve the application I built, and my company's cloud guys refuse to help. Are you the guy who complained about the old, buggy version of Terraform? Unfortunately, I can't help you with that. Sorry

>>25640283 Ok, I'll ask AI

>>25640283 Here's what AI said You're right that your current deployment approach has a few issues, particularly with downtime and scalability. Let's explore some better alternatives for deploying your application. Better Deployment Options 1. Container Registry + ECS/EKS The most direct improvement would be to push your Docker images to a container registry instead of SCPing them to EC2: Push built images to Amazon ECR (Elastic Container Registry) or another registry like Docker Hub Deploy using Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service) or EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) Use rolling deployments to minimize downtime ECS offers a simpler solution if you don't need the full capabilities of Kubernetes: ECS can automatically handle rolling deployments You can configure minimum healthy percent (e.g., 100%) and maximum percent (e.g., 200%) to ensure zero downtime Your CI/CD pipeline would simply push the new image and update the ECS service 2. Blue/Green Deployments with CodeDeploy If you prefer sticking with EC2: Use AWS CodeDeploy to manage deployment to your autoscaling group Implement blue/green deployments where a new set of instances is provisioned before switching traffic Traffic is switched only when the new instances are healthy 3. Serverless Options For an application with low load, you might consider: AWS Lambda (if your application can be adapted to the serverless model) AWS App Runner (which handles container deployments with zero downtime automatically) Recommended Approach For your situation, I'd recommend: Start using Amazon ECR to store your Docker images Set up ECS with an Application Load Balancer Configure your GitHub Actions to: Build the Docker image Push to ECR Update the ECS service with the new image This approach gives you: Zero downtime deployments Automatic scaling Simplified deployment process Better security (no need for SSH access to EC2 instances) Would you like me to elaborate on any particular approach or help with implementation details for a specific solution?

I can tell you're low IQ because you seriously think CS is still a viable option nowadays. Every Pajeet and his entire extended family is in on the CS bandwagon, and you're going to get fucked. t. fell for the IT meme just in time to get royally fucked

>>25640340 I live in a cheap turd world country in the flat of my mother. I like computers and can survive with little money, living a comfortable life while working from home. CS is still a good option outside of West. I already make less than some pajeets from India lol

>>25640331 Sounds like a typical setup for AWS. Have you tried to find a terraform template on Github or in some video tutorial?

>>25640331 https://x.com/i/grok/share/5FseBl30YXT6hqmmBpZrMSO81 The code at the bottom of the conversation looks right. I have no idea how to debug and make it work lol

>>25640425 yeah working from home wont be a thing anymore what you should aim for is "field technician"

>>25640486 >what you should aim for is "field technician" Aim for what? I don't want to leave my home and talk with bydlos.

>>25640500 beggars cant be choosers