Pulumi ESC's biggest launch yet: Introducing three game-changing features to manage your secrets and configurations: - 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴: Track changes, compare versions side by side, roll back to any previous state, tag versions for easy reference, and use tagged versions for controlled rollouts to your environments - 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗗𝗞: Automate your application secrets and configuration management with the new Pulumi ESC SDK for Typescript, Go, and #Python. Seamlessly integrate secrets and configuration into your apps at runtime. - 𝗘𝗻𝘃𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗮𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗜𝗮𝗖: The Pulumi Service Provider and Automation API gives you complete control to manage ESC environments using familiar Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices—perform CRUD operations, manage access, and add version tags with ease. Explore how these features can elevate secure practices and your development workflows a https://lnkd.in/gJ9k7wQW #DevSecOps #DevOps #SoftwareEngineering
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We just had a big Pulumi ESC launch with three powerful features that's going to help our manage their secrets and configuration! ✅ Versioning: Track changes, compare versions side by side, roll back to any previous state, tag versions for easy reference, and use tagged versions for controlled rollouts to your environments ✅ Client SDK: Automate your application secrets and configuration management with the new Pulumi ESC SDK for Typescript, Go, and Python. Seamlessly integrate secrets and configuration into your apps at runtime. ✅ Environments as Code with IaC: The Pulumi Service Provider and Automation API gives you complete control to manage ESC environments using familiar Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices—perform CRUD operations, manage access, and add version tags with ease. Checkout CTO Luke Hoban all up blog post: https://lnkd.in/gVmMh6QX
Secrets and Configuration for Software Engineers: Pulumi ESC Versioning, SDKs and More
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Today we launched the largest collection of improvements to Pulumi ESC since the initial preview launch last fall - all focused on bringing robust software engineering features to secrets and configuration management. This is a key step toward ESC GA planned for later this year, and delivers on three of the most requested ESC features we've heard from users over the last 6 months. 📑 Versioning: Pulumi ESC now supports versioning of environments, allowing you to see and audit every change to the secrets and configuration for an environment, pin references to an environment to a specific version or version tag, and safely roll back an environment to a previous version. 🧰 SDKs: Pulumi ESC now has SDKs available for Python, TypeScript/JavaScript and Go, enabling ESC to be used directly within applications, tools and services to retrieve and manage secrets and configuration values at runtime. 🏗️ Environments as Code with IaC: New support for defining and managing Pulumi ESC environments, secrets, and configuration from within Pulumi IaC programs allows source-controlled environment specification and managing secrets and configuration lifecycles via code. Check out our release announcements: https://lnkd.in/dhqeMFDR.
Secrets and Configuration for Software Engineers: Pulumi ESC Versioning, SDKs and More
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Facing Errors During Project Implementation? Here's How to Tackle Them Effectively! Every software developer has been there – installing software, running code, and debugging only to encounter errors, errors, and more errors! Whether it’s a version mismatch, missing dependencies, or runtime issues, these challenges are part of the learning curve. Here are some practical tips to navigate through common issues during project implementation: 1. Version Management: Tools like nvm (Node.js) or pyenv (Python) help manage compatibility. 2. Debugging: Use IDEs like IntelliJ or VS Code with built-in debugging tools to pinpoint errors quickly. 3. Dependency Handling: Isolate your environment using Docker to prevent conflicts. 4. Testing Tools: Validate APIs with Postman or ensure code stability with unit tests like JUnit. For detailed guides and insights into common issues and resolutions, check out platforms like Stack Overflow or industry blogs like FiveDotTwelve and Codersera. Remember, each error is an opportunity to learn and grow as a developer. Let’s embrace the process and build resilient solutions together! #SoftwareDevelopment #Debugging #TechTips #LearningCurve
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-- New Release! I’m excited to introduce ContainerizeMe 0.1.1 — a Python package designed to revolutionize how you optimize and manage Docker images. ContainerizeMe makes it easier to streamline your Docker workflow by reducing image sizes while maintaining performance. Whether you're looking to speed up deployments, minimize resource consumption, or simply make your images more efficient, this package covers you. Key Features: - Image Size Optimization: Automatically reduces the size of Docker images. - Efficient Layer Management: Speeds up build times by optimizing Docker image layers. - Easy CI/CD Integration: Perfectly fits into your existing DevOps workflows. - Resource-Efficient: Helps reduce Docker container resource consumption. If you're managing containers, deploying microservices, or just want to improve your Docker performance, ContainerizeMe is here to help you get there. How to Get Started: To install ContainerizeMe, simply run: pip install ContainerizeMe Explore the package on PyPI: ContainerizeMe 0.1.1 on PyPI I can’t wait to hear your thoughts and see how ContainerizeMe enhances your Docker deployments. Drop a comment below with any feedback or questions! #Python #Docker #DevOps #OpenSource #CloudComputing #ContainerizeMe
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🚀 Developers, streamline your code with compile-time string hashing! Check out the 'hg' tool on GitHub - it replaces function instances with hashes right in your source code. 🛠️ Example: `REGISTER_EVENT_CALLBACK(WindowCreatedEvent, 0x0, ...)` becomes `REGISTER_EVENT_CALLBACK(WindowCreatedEvent, 0x49a1e611, ...)` Why it's cool: - In-place preprocessing - Supports 32 or 64-bit hashes - Utilizes the robust FNV-1a hash algorithm Get started: `gcc main.c -o hg` Optimize your codebase now! #DevTools #CodeOptimization #StringHashing #FNV1a #OpenSource 👉 What tools do you use to enhance your coding efficiency? Share below! ⬇️ #GitHub #Programming #Automation #SoftwareDevelopment [Original source in the comments 👇]
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Our free Udemy course: Step up your coding with Continuous Feedback What you will learn: *How to collect important information about your code *About tracing fundamentals and comparison to debugging *How to use observability data to improve your code *OSS and free tooling Enroll now: https://lnkd.in/dsk2-uSM #java #observability #continuousfeedback #springboot #debuging #OSS
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Day 12 🚀 Today, I learned something amazing that I never thought I could create! Docker 🛳️: Docker is like a virtual container for your applications. It helps you package up your software so it can run smoothly on different computers without any issues. It's pretty cool technology! API ⚙️: API stands for Application Programming Interface. It's a set of rules and protocols that allows different software applications to communicate with each other. APIs are used to send and receive data between different systems, making it easier for developers to integrate different services and functionalities into their own applications. It's like a language that different programs use to talk to each other! Today, we created our own API using Python-Flask, and I even used the API I made in my project. It worked perfectly! A huge thank you to Vimal Daga sir for teaching us. We've learned so many things in just a few days... ✨✨ #api #docker #python #linuxworld #creator
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