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There is a lot of talk about efficiency in the government these days, without much additional detail.

GitHub has included it’s own OCI image registry for a long time but it’s only recently that I ended up needing it.

The Canadian Government, despite some earnest attempts at Digital Transformation, feels stuck in a rut.

Despite the Government of Canada having a web presence for 30 years now, one of the weirdly persistent problems when building government web applications is how to deal with logos.

“Build vs buy” is presented as a fundamental binary choice that organizations must make as part of their “due diligence” around technology projects.

With the sunsetting of Create React App, I’ve wanted to find something similar but with a more minimalistic vibe.

Enterprise architecture (EA) is a troublesome discipline.

With the resignation of the CIO of the Government of Canada, the person placed at the top of the Canadian public service to fix the existing approach to IT, there is lots of discussion about what’s broken and how to fix it.

Running a database on Kubernetes is still considered a bit of a novelty, but ArangoDB has been doing exactly that as part of their managed service, and has released the Kube-ArangoDB operator they built to do it, so we can do it too.

Lots has been written about how Docker combines linux kernel features like namespaces and cgroups to isolate processes.

If you are working with Kubernetes, it’s pretty important to be able to generate variations of your configuration.