Poetry will use the default “python” command found on the PATH. If you’re working on multiple Python interpreters for the same project, it’s very useful to combine Poetry with Pyenv.
I’m also a bit confused where is .NET Core coming to the picture. It’s becoming faster and faster but it’s definitely not the best tool for load balancers.
Weird opinion. I only know 1 colleague of mine who gets distracted by chat. For me, and for most people an efficient team collaboration tool (Slack) is a game changer though.
I agree. I still think the whole IAM role thingy could be very tricky. For instance you need a specific role to be able to run your Lambda in a VPC. Let's be honest, it's not extremely obvious when you're new to AWS.
I work in a strict environment where the IAM role is not getting deployed with the app. Developers don't have permission to add/modify IAM roles at all. A different team is handling IAM.
I wish people would speak about this problem more. I can’t tell you how many times I need reiterate certain things with our DevOps team to get the proper permissions because I can’t seem to get it right the first time.