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A CLI can start as a quick script and still end up running important production work.
When that happens, the difference between useful automation and risky automation is usually a small set of boring safeguards.
We open our IDE and let a model running somewhere in the cloud read our entire codebase to add a null check - and track our behaviour along the way. We open Google Docs and ask Gemini to fix a typo. We fire up GPT-class models to refine ...
At 14:22 UTC on October 17, 2024, a single Kafka 4.0 broker running on Kubernetes 1.34 suffered a cascading failure that pushed message lag to 14 hours for 10,000 active topics, costing our e-commerce client $240k in SLA penalties before we resolved the root cause 62 minutes later.
This time it's QBCore-only, but I want to talk about an ambulance job script I'm currently building.
For my new server, I want to use as many of my own custom scripts as possible. And out of all of them, the ambulance job is by far the most work.
The basic flow sounds simple:
An EMS player diagnoses a downed player → transports them to the hospital → treats ...