Gianluca Arbezzano - GianArb

A few months ago I wrote a blog post with the title “ShippingBytes did not work for me”.

Five years ago we bought our current house.

This article did not age well.

I haven’t written here about my relationship with LLMs in software.

Ciao!

This blog post is a reaction to The Static Site Paradox from Loris Cro Loris hilights the paradox where people with completence in software end up with solutions that are cheaper and easier to maintain compared with people without such skills that end up…

I am where I am because of open source.

I am spending a few days at VivaTech, my current employer Rockfish Data won a challenge organized by Orange and the kindly hosted us at their booth.

I remember six-seven years ago when I moved back home from my experience in Dublin dreaming about my house receiving fiber internet!

Hey!

I am not here to say if service mesh is useful or not I am sure it depends.

Today is my time to be honest with you.

Kubernetes and cloud-native is a topic I spent a good time of my professional life contributing to.

Do you know that Elon Musk bought Twitter for a lot of money?

A few years ago I decided to spend some of my time organizing a Meetup about cloud computing in Turin, Italy.

Some context Coding is fun when you can figure out the right workflow.

I managed to remove Bootstrap from my website!

I frequently change operating-system and distribution moving between macOS and Linux because I didn’t marry any of them yet.

I am too lazy to buy a cable or another adapter.

I want to start this article with a disclaimer.

Nix is slowly sneaking in my toolchain.

This story represents the evolution of a logline for myself when I write and interpret it.

Kubernetes v1.20 is not yet out but there is already a lot going on behind the scene.

I worked for three years at InfluxData as Site Reliability Engineer.

This post is about how I renamed a go module from github.com/something/somethingelse to go.gianarb.it/somethingelse.

First things first, Tinkerbell is an open-source project mainly written in Go that comes from PacketHost, now Equinix Metal.

Ciao!

20th October 2020 is the day I released Kubernetes for the first time.

I am sure you heard about bare metal.

“Thinking in Systems” acted on me as a reinforcing loop.

Everybody should write an article about Golang interface!

This is not something important only in open source, or as maintainer.

Tinkerbell is a tool open sourced recently by Packet, an Equinix company, the company I work for.

🆘Tomorrow is "Show me your code" time!

I recently joined Packet, a company acquired by Equinix, finally after 7 years working with cloud computing I can see how they look like from the other side!

Kubernetes when it comes to authentication and authorization is extremely complicated.

Everyone speaks about GitOps those days!

When: Friday 1st May 10am GMT+2 (4am EDT) Let’s write a Vault plugin for Wireguard 1st of May.

You have to remember two things to effectively read this article: I have a blog post where I create content with a good frequency, and I do it for fun, so I like to write.

When: Thursday 16th 6-7pm GMT+2 (9am PDT) OpenTelemetry for JS and how to contribute OpenTelemetry is a specification and set of instrumentation libraries developed in open source from multiple companies such as Google, HoneyComb.io, Dynatrace, LightStep…

When: Thursday 23th 6-7pm GMT+2 (9am PDT) GoReleaser and BuildKit The main reason about why I started “Show me your code” is to chat with a couple of friends from the open source space about what they are doing, what I am doing.

This post is to celebrate the first beta release for the OpenTelemetry NodeJS application Recently I developed a workshop about code instrumentation and application monitoring.

Back in the day I used to start a lot of projects.

I am writing this blog post as a common introduction for a new category I would like to write about consistently on my blog.

Microservices and Kubernetes help our architecture to scale and to be independent at the price of running many more applications.

TestProject is a community all about testing and you know how much I love communities!

About Walter Dal Mut Walter Dal Mut works as a Solutions Architect @Corley SRL, is is an electronic engineer who moved to Software Engineering and Cloud Computing Infrastructures.

Almost everything is a CLI application when writing Go.

I work remotely for almost 3 years now and I am happy with it.

Go has a nice http package.