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hyenatech on SL
A techie furry/dergen, 2000s Mac collector. NOT STINKY. No minors. 🔞
hyenatech on SL
A techie furry/dergen, 2000s Mac collector. NOT STINKY. No minors. 🔞
You can only read this in Skelator’s voice.
a purple background with the words until we meet again on the bottom
Alt: Skelator from He-Man running way shouting “Until we meet again!”
media.tenor.com
November 12, 2025 at 4:26 AM
You can only read this in Skelator’s voice.
Not their chances specifically, but the party’s chances. Getting tired of the constant rug pulls.
November 11, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Not their chances specifically, but the party’s chances. Getting tired of the constant rug pulls.
8 senators threw in the towel conveniently after some good election wins, as to not harm their chances and dilute the base, to encourage a vote.
November 11, 2025 at 5:44 PM
8 senators threw in the towel conveniently after some good election wins, as to not harm their chances and dilute the base, to encourage a vote.
I guess I ended up more as a back-end administrator and engineer than I did for the front-end. I’ve heard a few folks say I’m less of a sysadmin/DevOps specialist but a Systems/Platform engineer. 🤷♂️
November 11, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I guess I ended up more as a back-end administrator and engineer than I did for the front-end. I’ve heard a few folks say I’m less of a sysadmin/DevOps specialist but a Systems/Platform engineer. 🤷♂️
Why am I babbling about this? Idk, coffee kicked in and it just dawned on me that most of my experiences in IT/DevOps were not typical of most roles where you’re supporting a customer-facing application, but organization-supporting/mission critical application/s.
November 11, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Why am I babbling about this? Idk, coffee kicked in and it just dawned on me that most of my experiences in IT/DevOps were not typical of most roles where you’re supporting a customer-facing application, but organization-supporting/mission critical application/s.
I have to say that so far, outside of data center operations for some niche services the orgs used, my primary focus has usually been around ERP and business systems, especially ones that are focused on Supply Chain and ERP.
November 11, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I have to say that so far, outside of data center operations for some niche services the orgs used, my primary focus has usually been around ERP and business systems, especially ones that are focused on Supply Chain and ERP.
Example reference architecture for better visualization.
Ref image from “Pro Oracle Fusion Applications: Installation and Administration” by Tushar Thakker
This is an 11g architecture but it mostly carries into future versions.
Ref image from “Pro Oracle Fusion Applications: Installation and Administration” by Tushar Thakker
This is an 11g architecture but it mostly carries into future versions.
November 11, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Example reference architecture for better visualization.
Ref image from “Pro Oracle Fusion Applications: Installation and Administration” by Tushar Thakker
This is an 11g architecture but it mostly carries into future versions.
Ref image from “Pro Oracle Fusion Applications: Installation and Administration” by Tushar Thakker
This is an 11g architecture but it mostly carries into future versions.
This is honestly the work I really signed up to do and now that I’m finally getting away from the firefighting aspect of data center operations, it’s a bit refreshing because now I can focus on refining programming skills.
November 11, 2025 at 5:24 PM
This is honestly the work I really signed up to do and now that I’m finally getting away from the firefighting aspect of data center operations, it’s a bit refreshing because now I can focus on refining programming skills.
Needless to say I have their development stack about 45% of the way complete and it’s just a matter of porting legacy SVN repos to Gitlab. We’ll still need to build for both but we have a plan to build with Maven and Ant (legacy) until the legacy environment goes away.
November 11, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Needless to say I have their development stack about 45% of the way complete and it’s just a matter of porting legacy SVN repos to Gitlab. We’ll still need to build for both but we have a plan to build with Maven and Ant (legacy) until the legacy environment goes away.
Me being the DevSecOps guy, I get to make that happen. There’s a lot of technical debt and manual work that is needed to maintain this stack currently and having the change management done through a CI/CD pipeline will help immensely.
November 11, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Me being the DevSecOps guy, I get to make that happen. There’s a lot of technical debt and manual work that is needed to maintain this stack currently and having the change management done through a CI/CD pipeline will help immensely.
We run a custom Java EE application in a WebLogic domain backed by Oracle Database. My job at this point is migrating that to Linux from their legacy Solaris stack on-prem and working to refactor this stack as a cloud-native solution.
November 11, 2025 at 5:21 PM
We run a custom Java EE application in a WebLogic domain backed by Oracle Database. My job at this point is migrating that to Linux from their legacy Solaris stack on-prem and working to refactor this stack as a cloud-native solution.
TLDR; I kind of understand my application stack a bit more at work. I wasn’t given much of a rundown on it but it’s basically another ERP stack.
November 11, 2025 at 5:18 PM
TLDR; I kind of understand my application stack a bit more at work. I wasn’t given much of a rundown on it but it’s basically another ERP stack.
Cigar/Cigarette box?
November 5, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Cigar/Cigarette box?