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"A good start for AWS"
Summary:
I use EKS to run all dev and production workloads at my company. I do feel that AWS is behind in the EKS race, but it's a good start. Improvements with backups, service mesh and monitoring should be made. This option is for you if you want a Kubernetes cluster in the AWS Cloud and want to avoid maintaining your own cluster in terms of the control plane.
"Transition IT Team to DevOps"
Summary:
This tool is perfect for helping our IT team with networking, security, hypervisors, server deployment and OS tasks. It reduces the learning curve by being straight forward and user-friendly. The wizard like playbooks help less experienced users navigate and troubleshoot.
"Easy to use and good stability."
Summary:
The most valuable feature of Amazon EKS is that it's a community product- meaning we don't have to rely on the ECS services. Due to Kubernetes, it's easy to move between the clouds. The only disadvantage is the lack of options for machine learning. As a whole all the plugins Amazon has done have gotten better over the past few years.
"Great Training"
Summary:
Ansible is the perfect tool to automate our configurational requirements across the organization to set up and maintain different tools like Kubernetes, Bamboo, Bitbucket, Jenkins and others. RedHat also offers great training to get our users up to speed.
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What does this code do?
static void mysteryFunction(int nr, int dr) { if (dr == 0 || nr == 0) { return; } if (dr % nr == 0) { System.out.print("1/" + dr / nr); return; } if (nr % dr == 0) { System.out.print(nr / dr); return; } if (nr > dr) { System.out.print(nr / dr + " + "); mysteryFunction(nr % dr, dr); return; } int n = dr / nr + 1; System.out.print("1/" + n + " + "); mysteryFunction(nr * n - dr, dr * n); } // Driver Code public static void main(String[] args) { int nr = 6, dr = 14; System.out.print("Fraction Representation of " + nr + "/" + dr + " is\n "); mysteryFunction(nr, dr); } }
Programming Language: Java