Very good Linux-alike environment, far more than just a SSH client. I started using it at a customer when I had to work with a Windows notebook. Suddenly the whole enterprise started to make it available to all employees :)

Made me day. You Sir, are my hero! You suffer, but live to share those epic stories with us.

Your idea sounds interesting.

I am not sure if I understand correctly: Do you want to shard across namespaces, and if yes, what would be the advantage if the application is sharded on the same cluster?

Or do you want to shard across multiple clusters?

If so, why not deploying the same application on all required clusters normally and load balance between them?

Hey @erandria, you got me to sign up today. I have been following devRant for a couple of months, but today I felt like I needed to signup and maybe comment on your rant , if I may.

First of all, I believe that polaroidkidd already expressed what I feel about this topic.

Anyway, what I could add:

All of you feeling like they are not good enough or do shitty work, let me tell you that you might be too hard on yourself. Life has its obstacles, and often not everything goes as planned. If you believe you could do a better job, maybe ask yourself if it's really you who sucks or the job/the boss/the working environment.

Don't feel bad about yourself, instead be proud about what you already archieved and always try to have a role where the work is actually fun. Success comes from alone then.

If you need to stick with your current job, make sure to spend enough time with side projects which really interest you (e.g. also in your spare time).