For 10 thousand years I have pronounced "Nginx" as "En ginns" just found out from Ubuntu's official page that it is pronouned "Engine-X".
What a shame (－‸ლ)

Same. But i still pronounce it "En ginns" to piss annoy my friends.

Funny. I always pronounced it as 'en-jinks', but apparently I was dead wrong

@10Dev So did I. Still do, impossible to change.

I could have sworn I read somewhere official that it was pronounced "En-jinx". I call it Engine-X anyway though, but I thought I was wrong about it.

N-gin-x. Seems pretty straightforward to my twisted english sensibilities.

The real question is how do *you* pronounce kubernetes?

I pronounce it as engine x

@10Dev I pronounce it like that too...

Apparently it is pronounced “engine x”: https://nginx.com/company/...

@SortOfTested

I pronounce Kubernetes as coo-ber-neats but also found out it's coo-ber-net-ees (kuba-netis)

@SortOfTested 'coo-ber-net-ees'. Anything else is wrong

Queue-ber-neat-as

I might pronounce it nginx just to troll everyone

lol thanks for telling I was also pronouncing it wrong

@SortOfTested koobs

@SortOfTested koo-ber-net-is, but it's probably a weird accent thing

Be edgy, call it "kates".

@junon ka-tes or kay-tis?

@GiddyNaya k8s

@junon k-8-s?

@junon is this because of the amount of characters between k & s (kubernetis) (8 chars) like i10n for example or the pronouncation? Could almost be both. Or should I finally get some sleep?

@GiddyNaya, funny probably one of the only tech thingy I pronounced correctly from start seems.

Maybe your pronouncation is wrong because you actually read the docs instead of lame YouTube stuff.

Ubuntu has docs? 😂 I always use digital ocean docs for such stuff. They're awesome, their docs always work on a clean installation

@rooter Because of the number of letters.

@10Dev same bro lmao

I learned my lesson quickly from my friend lmao

@junon sigh, not funny because it's true. I started to hate NoSQL and ORMs because people choose to learn the important part. Sql is not like css - of you don't understand sql you're fucked. I'm microservice apps I do use sql. It's bit harder with migrations, but hey, that expensive dba does not exist for nothing. Every company should hire a freelance dba once a week or month imo.. Developers only know 40%. Databases are art. People should take it serious

I know it's almost a rant but I know you worked at Uber. Xmpp heh, not a bad choice I guess. It has some benefits I guess