Kubernetes at Optimal Value
Kubernetes At Optimal Value On Thursday November 10th I was fortunate to be able to join […]
Kubernetes
These last few months I’ve been writing a lot for Greater and today I can give […]
Temporary SSH access
This is a fun one from a while ago. Let me warn you up front though: […]
Webservices part IV – Nextcloud, Traefik and TLS
We’ve covered quite a lot on our journey to automate the creation of one single VPS, hosting multiple websites or webapps. As you can see in the below diagram, we’re deploying to a Digital Ocean droplet, using Terraform and cloud-init. All code goes in git of course. Docker and Dockerfiles have been covered in part II of this series, Docker compose and a couple of web apps in part III.
Webservices part II – Cloud-init , Docker and Dockerfile
As described last time, the plan is to automate the creation of one single VPS, hosting […]
Webservices part I – Provider, Terraform and cloud-init
Giving you a high overview of what we’ll be doing, the plan is to automate the […]
Kubernetes, Kubernetes Certs and Getting Your Feet Wet
Kubernetes, Kubernetes Certs and Getting Your Feet Wet Containers, container orchestration, cloud native.. At this point […]
Cloud technology
Running your applications not on servers that are in your possession (either onsite or in a […]
Essential Git – Part 2
Be sure to check out the last post. In the intro I explain that we’ll be […]
Essential Git – Part 1
The coming weeks we’ll be experimenting with some cool technologies to, for example, setup a webserver […]
Screen hero
Screen hero One of the first tools I’ll always install on any Linux system, be it […]
Vim expert
Working in the Linux terminal every day, for me it is a no-brainer to use vi, […]
