IThoughtYouGNU

Principal kubernetes consultant for a large firm here.

Kubernetes uses Docker runtime so that eliminates your first question. AWS also uses Kubernetes, EKS is a modified version of Kubernetes, and most major companies do not use things like Nomad because they lack the ecosystem tooling that something like Kubernetes has.

I think probably the best thing you could do to prevent issues like this is blue-green testing or proper integration testing with your infrastructure repository so you can roll back quickly when you realize that some change you made didn't work correctly. This is all in addition to significant amounts of it monitoring.

You should be happy with that! That's like candidate master level. Real impressive

Cerner millennium can't handle it well

I believe this hypothesis.

Sometimes being a pioneer means you have to shave a few yaks

Most of the patents on ETA movements are expired so I don't know why this is necessary.

The idea that that Erlang is the most mature language and that algo stuff actually matters for a regular coder is kinda funny

Dangsgiving

It's very simple to do this on Github.

I started college in 2010 and I didn't understand this. (Middle class school district in the US). I expected to get all of that from my actual jobs, and in the end I did.