Matrix?
Also c++ is not outdated it is still being actively developed. It is just not memory safe compared to rust.

Have your looked at chocolatey?

https://status.cloud.microsoft/m365/

But the cloud isn’t suppose to have outages.

Much like Zero Trust it looks like a framework on providing access to privileged information based on policies. Looks to integrate zero trust with a cloud firewall and session broker.

Lemmy: the Mastadon of Reddit.

really? oddly specific.

I know that feeling mate.

A smart move.

Have you asked him the reason for the 2 domains?

My initial thoughts would be a CDN and testing domains if you don’t have those yet.

Honestly, it is your problem to solve?

This sounds like a personal problem not a technical problem. If your work is impacted absolutely call them out on it. If users from other departments are complaining to you, agree with them that it sucks, you are in the same boat. You could loop your manager in each time the helldesk assigns a ticket to you that they shouldn’t.

Manglement seemly doesn’t care about the SLA so why are you?

People email The Register with their stories then they rewrite it into these articles once a week.

Ah yes, firm regulatory action. By the same regulators that approved the merger in the first place?

I wouldn’t call an auto update mechanism an unauthorised backdoor, it is required behaviour for that kind of software.

What else do you expect from a company whose name is an acronym for One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison?

Inb4 an out of court settlement happens in about a year and a half with CS not admitting fault but paying an undisclosed amount to Delta.

The Atlanta-based judge also let Delta pursue a computer trespass claim, and a narrowed claim that CrowdStrike fraudulently promised not to introduce an “unauthorized back door” into the carrier’s computers.

Also, this will be interesting.

Thats a bit heavy handed of Broadcom. But it shouldn’t be a shock.

With them suing att and Siemens about licensing stuff no doubt the are going to go after smaller orgs too hoping the thread of the suit will force them to buy licensing.

A company that has received many anticompetitive slaps on the wrist complains about another anticompetitive company doing anticompetitive things.

You are right about automation. The big ones are Ansible and Teraform. If you want to get some training then you can look at some Red Hat courses.

I would look at some of the Red Hat certificates to boost your job chances. Like RHCSA or maybe some basic AWS/Azure cloud certs.

I want to say no purely based on the idea that server code being executed on a local browser will make sandbox escape or RCE bugs far more dangerous.

If a site wants work does, they should pay for it with their hosting.

We did Fortiswitches rather then Aruba because we aren’t fond of HP. And with HP in the works to buy Juniper I don’t know how long we will keep our MX.