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Build and Deploy a Ticket Triage App with DigitalOcean Inference

Build a practical FastAPI ticket triage app with DigitalOcean Serverless Inference, then deploy it to App Platform with Terraform.

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Stacked Pull Requests on GitHub: What They Actually Fix

GitHub shipped stacked pull requests to public preview. What stacking solves, how the gh-stack workflow works, and when a stack is the wrong shape.

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What It Actually Takes to Deliver a Webhook in Production

Sending a webhook is one HTTP POST. Delivering one is a retry schedule, a signature scheme, an idempotency story, and a way to answer "did you get it?" six hours later. Here is the whole problem, and a working Node implementation of both sides.

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Explaining CI Failures Automatically with a GitHub Action

We built a GitHub Action that reads a failing job log and tells you what broke, using DigitalOcean serverless inference. The interesting part was not the model call. It was throwing away 92% of the log before sending it.

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The DevOps Skills That Create Openings, Not Just Pass Filters

Most skill lists tell you what gets you past a screening. They do not tell you what makes a company decide to hire someone in the first place. Those are different lists, and the second one is shorter, more specific, and worth a lot more.

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What Sending a Developer Newsletter Actually Takes

A newsletter looks like a for-loop over an address list. It is not. Here is the infrastructure behind the DevOps Daily newsletter: sending domain and DNS, bounce and complaint handling, one-click unsubscribe, idempotent scheduling, and the Message-ID that makes any of it debuggable.

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