u/konkon_322

Need to grab a file thats on a NAS to agent folder, but cant seem to find a way yet. Ive done agent - NAS,its easy with built in expression,but not other way around. I have thought about publishing to artifact,but lets just say im not going to that route. Maybe theres another method?

I saw a page online,but they use WinRM,useless for me that is using a NAS. God just let this day end,im sleepy now, brain less than 5% power

Couple weeks ago, i was gonna change lane. And ofc,i look back for bikes/car,none. Double check side mirror,none. So pull throttle la to merge in, out of nowhere a bike honk so i instinctively went back in, resulting me to hit a white vellfire. Not sure if vellfire also braked suddenly (puchong traffic),but still i felt confused. Ofc mad la,the bastard biker was the same one who cut me off when i was merging into highway 2 mins ago. Cb, i was spamming the k word in my head,(yes ik its racist, but hella mad atp).

Went to driver side, worried about the cost (planning to go holiday overseas with family, so i thought wah plan ruined). Then i signaled to go to stop aside to discuss,he said no worry/ok sign. I insisted to do it,becaude im the one who hit, he look at my bike, and still said ok. So i thank you that uncle and leftla.

Since then, whenever im passing a white vellfire, i auto look at same spot lah. And im manually trying to "remove" that habit. Im worried my brother gonna get a saman (bike under his name), because eventho the driver said ok,he still has a reason to saman me right.

Rn,im doing devops. But GODDAMN its boring. I create pipeline, have it build,obfuscate,orchestrate stuff,bla bla,but when its time to run/test my work,its almost 2 hrs per run. While its running,i do nothing. Yes,i do study, when doing nothing,but it gets boring. If only my table is at a better location, i wudve run netflix (without earbuds). Is this a normal thing in devops? or is it normal in the devops field. Btw im in a small software company, so workload on my end is mostly light, medium at best.

Before flying to beijing,my mom told she wanted to travel with us. So she proposed going to AU,1 year from now. How much money shud i save, for a 1 week holiday? The money will cover only myself. Nothing crazy fancy,like going to designer shops ofc,i aint that rich, but still enough to go around and have fun. Maybe those that already went can tell how much u guys spent for yours?

Hi, im currently working as an it admin,but my work are 95% devops related, working with azure devops. Fresh grad,no prior devops experience. I need to know, what is expected of me,by the time im already 1y in? I have been doing this for over 2months.

Because rn eventho im the one who mostly handles the devops part, repo structure are still defined by the dev,who previously handled this (prior to me coming in),all commits are pushed to master (no 2nd-ary feature branches). I feel like eventho im the only "devops person",i stand to gain very little in the long run. I think this is maybe because of my credibility, and i definitely agree with that justification.

Should i jump ship in 1y,if nothing drastic changes,or stay?because the company is expanding (sadly its a family run business,doubt im gonna go further than the staff family members)

I had a 1st stage screening,2 weeks back in wednesday. I thought by monday i would get an update,but nothing. I checked in again last week,for updates. They replied on next day that they will contact me later regarding this. And its already a new week. Can i assume im rejected already? Its my dream company, even when i was interning. :(

Still struggling to try checking out more than 20 repo in my pipeline. And no,im not responsible with the repo structure. Im supposed to build om top of the current code/repo structure(as this was pointed out in my last thread here).

So,im trying to instead of using the built in checkout,i want to try using a scripted git clone. But all of it failed during authentication stage.

Its an on prem azure devops server. I tried SSH-ing into the git repo inside it,i tried using PAT, i tried using System.AccessToken,all failed. I really wanted to try monorepoing,and i think it will work,but the senior staff preferred not to. Well,im not involved in actual code development,so im not gonna say no.

Any ideas?

Hi,im trying to create a build pipeline,but im stuck at the checkout repo stage. I have 39 repos,to be checked out,but just found out azure devops has a hard cap of 20 repos checkout. Im not really keen on splitting,the checkout,i dont want them on different pipeline workspace folders (because i also need to make sure the projects inside also have its dependencies same in location),and thats just too much hassle.

Ive thought about going into the server itself and maybe trying to remove hard cap, but chatgpt advised against it. So what do i do now?

New hire,1 months into devops,no prior exp. Lets just say im the only devops in the company. I am tasked to unit test some projects inside our remote repo(inside on prem azure devops server). I do unit testing, goes fine. And then it had some errors during unit testing,missing dependencies.

I know what im doing is not best practice, but all i did was copy the missing dependency from location A to location B, and now the testing is green. I did inform my superior,before doing this,but she said she tested locally and its green for her. So as long as the testing on my side(on the "remote" repo) is the same as her, its fine. Am i doing the right thing?or should i actually be more involved with the development side of things,to make sure i dont have to manually patch when the whole process is at the ci cd stage,which ends up making the ci cd stage fragile.

Edit:my question,am i currently doing the right thing?(unit testing the code,and then I AM the one to fix the missing dependencies). I am not sure what is the real objective of unit testing