Built for DevOps Leads
Daily LinkedIn posts for DevOps Leads
Socailpost writes LinkedIn posts for DevOps leads. Each posting day it reads cloud, Kubernetes, and platform engineering news, writes one post in your voice from a real article, checks it for AI tells, and sends it to you to paste.
Incidents, platform engineering, cloud cost, SRE. Today's news, tomorrow morning, in a voice that sounds like you on Slack, not a sales deck.
What it writes
- Your take on an outage report or postmortem in the news
- Notes on a new release in a tool your team runs
- Opinions on on-call, platform teams, and developer experience
- Cost and reliability lessons from your own stack
Sound familiar?
Why DevOps Leads end up here.
- →Every DevOps post on LinkedIn reads like a vendor ad
- →You're swamped with on-call; LinkedIn is the first thing to drop
- →Hiring depends on a visible profile, and yours is dormant
Where the news comes from
Sources we read for DevOps Leads
The New StackInfoQHacker NewsCNCF blogLast Week in AWS
Add or remove sources in onboarding. Every post links to its source article.
Example post for a DevOps Lead
DevOps Lead · Friday, 7:30 AM
AWS dropped a quiet update to EC2 Spot pricing yesterday. It got very little attention.
The interruption rate cap is now exposed per AZ. If your autoscaler doesn't read it, you're picking instance types that get terminated 4x faster than the published averages.
We saw a 22% drop in spot interruptions just by switching our fleet config to read the per-AZ rate before scheduling.
Two things to check before Monday:
1. Pull the per-AZ interruption rate for your top 3 instance types
2. If your autoscaler is older than 6 months, it's not using this signal
Quiet wins are the best kind.
FAQ
- Will it get technical details right?
- It writes from the article it read and names the source. Check version numbers and commands before you post, and add your own experience when you edit.
- Does it need access to my systems?
- No. It only reads public news feeds and the voice samples you give it.
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