Yasuraka

So you propose to just let Ops personnel handle attaching volumes and renewing certificates, that these arent technical problems but just one of team structure?

Please, do describe your solution for the concerns above. So far Ive only seen equivalents of Greenspun's tenth rule

I have a bunch of volumes that I'd like to get automatically attached and mounted to nodes on which their respective workload runs (which are automatically scheduled) who automatically fetch and mount their config files and secrets from a HA DB on demand. I also need some internal loadbalancing and integrations with something like certbot for all of my web workloads. Id also like to make sure that I get metrics and logs from every workload in some form.

Thats basically it for starters, what non-technical solution do you propose?

The willful ignorance is also exceptional, I daresay, second only to the average US citizen.

So much for Günter Wallraffs legacy

You are describing assimilation, not integration, also disproven by the fact that the name alone is the only differentiator in this example. Plenty of justifications will be found ex-facto in any case, all are excuses.

I'm not claiming any nation to be above racism, in fact globally most are worse, but this one is really high on its own supply.

Please refrain from astroturfing

I can't remember the US ever being in a position of defense, no matter how much AIPAC handlers blackmail Western politicians with Epsteins.

Notice how those are the only two good examples out of a long, long list, before those but especially after.

Just in time for Steel Ball Run

> The last time the US did something similar was in Panama in 1989

Libya

All of those that ship code instead of packages, e.g. C and Go.

It just so happens that all of those languages share the worst design points, such as the need for a package manager at all and the classic "eval and equivalents run arbitrary code".

>All package managers have the insane security model of "arbitrary code execution with no constraints".

Not all of them, just the most popular ones for these highly sophisticated, well thought-out bunch of absolute languages.