Location: Czech Republic, EU

  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Python, Django, Linux, BSD, IaC, Ansible, Terraform, Docker, Traefik, Haproxy, Prometheus, Grafana, Github and Gitlab CI/CD
  Résumé/CV: https://slavik.svyrydiuk.eu/slavik-svyrydiuk-devops.pdf
  Email: ycombinator@svyrydiuk.eu

I am a software engineer specializing in Python backends, with proven ability to leverage any technology necessary to best solve the problem at hand and deliver the most effective solutions.

My current role involves software architecture/design decisions, PoC prototyping, IaC, DevOps, improving developer tooling, and general purpose programming.

Open to part-time or full-time contracts, providing a reliable 4-hour daily overlap with Australian business hours.

edit: formating

That's a bit weird to read for me as well. DNS and local DNS were the first services I've been self-hosting since 2005.

On Debian/Ubuntu, hosting local DNS service is easy as `apt-get install dnsmasq` and putting a few lines into `/etc/dnsmasq.conf`.

These modern-day homelabbers will do anything to avoid DNS, looks like to them it's some kind of black magic where things will inevitably go wrong and all hell will break loose.

  Location: Czech Republic, EU
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Python, Django, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Ansible, Terraform, Docker, Traefik, Haproxy, Prometheus, Grafana, Github and Gitlab CI/CD
  Résumé/CV: https://www.svyrydiuk.eu/slavik-svyrydiuk-devops-and-python-dev.pdf
  Email: ycombinator@svyrydiuk.eu

I am a software engineer specializing in Python backends, but have demonstrated ability using whatever technology necessary to best solve the problem at hand. I have experience working both on-site and on a remote-only basis. My current role involves software architecture/design decisions, PoC prototyping, DevOps, improving developer tooling, and general purpose programming. Available for part-time or full-time contracts.

I have almost the same way: Redhat 5 -> Mandrake -> Gentoo -> FreeBSD -> Slackware, and finally Debian Etch in April 2007. I've been using Debian for the latest 16 years and am very happy with it.

Ukrainians fight for their country since 2014. I believe it will be hard to convince them that their struggle for the freedom is unnecessary.

This line in httpd.conf:

listen on * port 8080

allows easily find such "hidden" service on the Internet using shodan and similar services.

I used it as ICQ client back in 2000's. And I use Pidgin as a Jabber messenger with self hosted XMPP server.

I'm not sure what kind of issues you've faced with. According to documentation, you can set "#statusbox" as the hx-target and it works.

https://htmx.org/docs/#targets

It will take about 400 years to adjust difficulty in such case, but not a million years.

PEP8. Do you speak it?

Not fluent. But I try