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My team is the owner of a bunch of internal web services that currently are only available using their FQDN.

In order to have a better user experience, I´m thinking on a landing page, domains, and certificates. (Maybe a Nginx to centralize the domains and the certificates).

How do you do that? Any tips? Any interesting resources I should be pointed to?

I'm using AWS Toolkit for Eclipse (https://aws.amazon.com/eclipse).

How do you work when you need to develop new things? What is your workflow?

My manager allows me to use some of my time on personal projects so I started a library for an internal tool. More as a learning project that anything else, but now, it seems is useful for other people.

The thing is, the library is completely written in Go and I would like to use it as a Python library.

I found a few blog posts but I cannot find real world examples of libraries written in Go but been use from Python and I feel a little lost.

Anyone knows public repos like this?

In your opinion, which papers and books are mandatory to really understand NoSQL subject?

I've been lurking Hacker News for a while but never commented neither have Account. I always see this kind of post and I find them very helpful. So here I go.

A little background about myself: 5 years of experience, under 30, studying a CS degree while working full-time as DevOps for a Fortune 500 IT company. (I don't think this matters but it's quite funny for me because it's a crappy working place, sounds cool but nothing special).

Recently I visited Amazon Dublin for the second time, and I've been rejected again. I was trying to get a position as Data Center Technician. I think (even Amazon workers said it) that it is a basic role (More info here https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/453660) but I find it very interesting for me for different reasons. My first job was something like it in a small data center few years ago but I moved away from this path because in my country there are no good jobs at data centers, mostly because there are in the big cool data centers around. So it was a dead path. But now that I'm OK with traveling to other countries It's something I want to reconsider

As the other time, they said that I am fully qualified for the position in IT terms. But I'm not the profile they are looking for and they can not say more. That's freak me out! I want to improve my skills, not for getting a job, but for feeling good and learning new things. I have some kind of auto-guilty mode and I'm always blaming myself for not being a better professional. And for the second time, five employees from a big tech company say there is something they do not like about me!

I'm feeling a little lost right now. Why this secrecy? If I'm qualified ... why can't I get the job? My current position does not offer me any kind of challenge and responsibilities neither future expectations. Any advice?

P.S: Sorry, I guess it's some kind of an open question.

EDIT: Fixing indentation