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Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#21
1) in addition to the excellent recommendations already mentioned:

Brendan Gregg has a lot of good stuff about monitoring and performance analysis https://brendangregg.com/ https://github.com/brendangregg

Also Jess Frazelle (lots of good stuff, esp around containerization): https://blog.jessfraz.com/ https://github.com/jessfraz

Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#24
post #10

A progression of projects that comes to mind: 1) CI and IAC that deploy a web app running in a container 2) Add horizontal scaling and load balancer 3) Add long running tasks / scheduled task support 4) Deploys will likely break long running tasks. Implement blue/green or rolling deploys or some other sort of advanced deployment scheme 5) Implement rollbacks

This! This is what I’ve seen at my companies and is super salient to today’s real life work ~

Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#26
I don't have recommendations like others here. But as a junior engineer still coming upto speed with real engineering, I'd really appreciate it if this was course was made open (interms of lectures, assignments etc) to help folks like me audit & learn

Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#27
post #16

Quite a strong cast of presenters back in Jan 2024 https://cs153.stanford.edu/syllabus.html

thanks for noticing! this is the first time we're expanding it from 'security at scale' to 'infra at scale', but we've taught this course 2 yrs in a row now

curious to learn how many undergrads took this?

Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#28
post #10

A progression of projects that comes to mind: 1) CI and IAC that deploy a web app running in a container 2) Add horizontal scaling and load balancer 3) Add long running tasks / scheduled task support 4) Deploys will likely break long running tasks. Implement blue/green or rolling deploys or some other sort of advanced deployment scheme 5) Implement rollbacks

6) Feature flags, telemetry, soaking

7) Alarms

Re: Ask HN: Stanford CS 153 help

#29

2/ Build a multi-cloud architecture. And by this, I mean connect two cloud's networks without traversing the public internet to connect two applications running in each respective cloud. And then, put that into IaC. It sounds like not much, but the issues you uncover are pretty illuminating and it is a fantastic interview question to give to senior-ish infra guys to see how they approach it and the challenges they ex…

I am curious how to connect without public internet. U mean vpn ?
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