15:[[19069995,{"by":"tosh","descendants":25,"id":19069995,"kids":[19070537,19070480,19070811,19070383,19070608,19075418],"score":124,"time":1549207111,"title":"4X","type":"story","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4X"}],[9419877,{"by":"nstart","descendants":118,"id":9419877,"kids":[9420601,9420272,9420058,9419996,9420104,9420432,9420130,9420030,9420167,9420055,9419990,9420076,9420906,9426768,9422749,9420158,9420054,9420263,9422321,9424543,9445648,9421231,9426764,9433806,9422007,9424598,9420876,9420645,9421114,9425021,9421368,9424517,9421391,9421230,9420070,9420425,9425007,9420193,9423233,9422047,9422020,9424039,9420786,9420768,9422018,9419967,9420399,9421006,9421899,9421165,9420664,9420678],"score":151,"text":"Earlier today I read an article on the decline of proper sysadmins in the age of containers. I thought I was doing a decent job of being a sysadmin+developer at the place I work but looking at the problems containers can cause I couldn't help wonder how one should go about becoming a decent sysadmin.

Main scenario is the one where you as an individual might on your own (or with a couple of friends) start some tiny sass product, or build an open source product that you want to keep secure.

At the most basic level, when firing up a new server I follow the how to harden your server guides and install fail2ban, disable root login, enable ssh only login etc.

Things I don't fully understand, user permissions or rather, how to use permissions to ensure good security. I'm also unsure about logging. I'm essentially clueless about where to look to understand what goes into being a good sysadmin.

Any advice would be awesome. Thanks.","time":1429705901,"title":"Ask HN: How do I learn how to become a good sysadmin?","type":"story"}],[9346730,{"by":"freedevbootcamp","descendants":31,"id":9346730,"kids":[9346986,9346873,9346919,9346875,9346825,9346959,9346835,9346917,9347019,9346880,9346869,9346866,9346883,9346922,9347030,9346951,9346836,9349174,9353062,9346834,9349177],"score":12,"text":"I have a free dev bootcamp for exceptional people who have a dream of becoming a software developer. I only have the front end curriculum ready but wanted to get some input on what I might add for front end or back end. I don't have most of the books listed but the learning is a combination of the best books with the best online videos.

Thank you so much for you input. I really appreciate it.

1. Setup Workstation

2. Learn Linux or OSX at the command line

3. Learn vim

4. Learn Git

5. HTML

6. CSS

CSS Frameworks

L. Bootstrap Framework\n\tM. Foundation Framework

7. Javascript

Javascript Frameworks \n\tA. Angular.js\n\tB. Backbone.js\n\tC. Knockout.js

8. JQuery

9. Pro Developer Tools\n\ta. Yeoman\n\tb. Grunt\n\tc. Gulp\n\td. Bower\n\te. Coggle\n\tf. Balsamiq

BACK END

10. Node.js

11. Databases and Caching Technologies

12. Webserver, reverse proxies and load balancers","time":1428577417,"title":"Ask HN: How to train my students to be Unicorns","type":"story"}]]

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