#+TITLE: [07-12-2025] - Weekly Review #+OPTIONS: num:nil #+DATE: <2025-12-07 Sun 20:34> #+filetags: :review: #+WIP: #+COMMENTS: t #+SLUG: 07-12-25-week-review * Previous Week List: - Understands Server Operating Systems (might be tough) - Understanding of TCP/IP * Weekly Review: This week has been so busy with getting the airflow working and the datamarts tested. Our team suggested to use the Friday as a 'training day', I told myself I'd work until lunch, then use the afternoon to tick off some competencies and reading, however it took me all day to finish off the DAG's. - <2025-12-01 Mon>: - I continued working on the Datamart testing, getting majority of the tables tested - <2025-12-02 Tue> - Started to work on the airflow testing - Had our retros, demos and refinement sessions - <2025-12-03 Wed> - Created and finished off the suite testing for the airflows. Started to look into pipelines - <2025-12-04 Thu> - Fixing some airflow tests - Started to get the STR (System Team Repo) merged into a datamart/airflow - Made a pipeline with the help of Oliver Gamble (main and gated) - <2025-12-05 Fri> - Completed the airflow DAG for repositories ** Daily retrospectives: [[../../../assets/images/reviews/07-12-25-daily-retros.jpg]] ** Weekly retrospectives: [[../../../assets/sketchnotes/07-12-2025-retrospectives.svg]] * Other - In the Weekly List, I need to document things outside of competencies. The weekly review should not be limited to work. - I added a new docker service for running a self hosted VPN (~wg-easy~). The link for this is [[https:wgeasy.zainezq.com][here]]. - I used to use a reading tracker to see which books I'm reading and have read. I want to get this back in use. An entry looks like: #+BEGIN_SRC elisp ,* Book Title :PROPERTIES: :Author: :Status: :Group: :STARTED: :FINISHED: :Category: :END: #+END_SRC - The current amount of time it takes to build this website can be found using the following command: ~time emacs -Q --script build-site.el~. And currently it outputs: #+BEGIN_SRC zsh real 0m8.468s user 0m7.316s sys 0m1.068s #+END_SRC The old website used to take a full minute to build, so this isn't too bad (also considering the other website was much /smaller/ in comparison to this one).