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  1. Remote Work is Deep Work

    Over the last few years, two things that I’ve paid close attention to are Deep Work and Remote Work.

  2. Mental Health and Remote Work

    In recent years, we’ve started to see more people speaking out about mental health in the tech industry.

  3. A Decade of Remote Work

    Intro While still in college (go Broncos!)

  4. Troubleshoot HTTPS with curl

    Troubleshooting an HTTPS connection can be somewhat challenging at times (in particular if Cloudflare is involved).

  5. Kubernetes and RBAC with examples

    In Kubernetes 1.8, RBAC was introduced to improve the security.

  6. Sonar - A Raspberry Pi based wireless people counter

    Over the last year, I’ve been hacking on-and-off on a little project called Sonar.

  7. Today I got my hands on the new Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+.

  8. Running KVM with Open vSwitch on Ubuntu 16.04

    If you’re reading the KVM/Networking documentation for Ubuntu, you’ll see that the recommended way to expose VMs to the world (public or private interface) is to use a Bridge.

  9. How to use jails on pfSense 2.4

    Disclosure: I have no idea how this impact the security of pfSense.

  10. Using Kerberos.io with Docker and multiple cameras – Viktor Petersson – Medium

  11. Building a low powered NAS/backup target with a Raspberry Pi

    Building a low powered NAS/backup target with a Raspberry Pi

  12. How to fix kernel_task CPU usage on macOS Sierra

    In my post How to fix kernel_task CPU usage on Yosemite, I first wrote about how a broken logic board can trigger high CPU usage from kernel_task as well as how to fix it.

  13. (I try hard to stay away from Windows environments, but sometimes it’s unavoidable.)

  14. Provisioner

    Provisioner I’ve been working on Provisioner for a while now and it’s starting to come together.

  15. Viktor Petersson, Screenly

    Viktor Petersson, Screenly I was recently interviewed by Dave Haynes of Sixteen:Nine about Screenly.

  16. How to migrate from qcow2/raw to iSCSI with KVM/QEMU

    I recently had to migrate a number of VMs currently running on an NFS share to an iSCSI target.

  17. Provisioner @ Ansible London

    Here’s my deck from tonight’s talk at Ansible London.

  18. Digital signage solution, Screenly, chooses Canonical’s Ubuntu Core

    Digital signage solution, Screenly, chooses Canonical’s Ubuntu Core Super excited to announce that Screenly partners with Ubuntu/Canonical to bring Screenly to Ubuntu Core.

  19. How Weave Net Enables a Global Docker Cluster with OnApp

    How Weave Net Enables a Global Docker Cluster with OnApp I guest blogged a bit on Weave’s blog today.

  20. Deck from IoT London

    Here’s my deck from my recent IoT London talk:

  21. How to fix kernel_task CPU usage on El Capitan

    Sometime ago, I wrote the blog post How to fix kernel_task CPU usage on Yosemite.

  22. Using Ansible with Google Cloud Platform (the easy way)

    For some time, Ansible has been my configuration management of choice and we use it for both Screenly and YippieMove.

  23. How to find a network device when using Internet Sharing on Mac OS X

    The built-in Internet Sharing in OS X is very handy.

  24. Quickly navigate folders in your shell with `ccd`

    I’m a huge fan of autojump.

  25. Introducing NatPass

    After moving to London, I decided to go with NatWest as my bank.

  26. A case study in failed UX/UI (aka DSC please get your shit together)

    Dear Digital Security Controls (DSC), I recently purchased your T-link extension (IP module) for two alarm systems that I wanted to be able to remotely manage.

  27. “War dialing” with Skype

    (Fine, this isn’t war dialing in the 90s context, but it made for a good title.)

  28. How to set up syslog-ng with TLS on Logentries

    After using Loggly for a few years, I stumbled across Logentries (disclosure: referral link).

  29. An update on YippieMove

    An update on YippieMove

  30. Deck from Open Cloud Day (2015)

    Yesterday I had the pleaseure to speak at Open Cloud Day in Bern, Switzerland.

  31. Modern document management for your startup

    Modern document management for your startup We’re currently in the process of revamping how we deal with documents at WireLoad.

  32. Manage Docker resources with Cgroups

    Manage Docker resources with Cgroups My latest blog-post about Docker and Cgroups is live at CloudSigma’s blog.

  33. Metrics on the big screen

    hosted-graphite: One of the best ways to ensure your whole team knows what your technology is doing is to ensure that everyone has quick and easy access to your dashboards.

  34. An introduction to cgroups and cgroupspy

    Here’s my presentation from ApacheCon in Austin, TX.

  35. Receive calls with Google Voice (over VoIP) for free

    I’ve been using Google Voice for a long time.

  36. Using cgroups with Docker on Ubuntu 14.04

    As I was working on my upcoming presentation at ApacheCon, I was playing a little bit with cgroups inside Docker.

  37. How to parse and dump a sitemap

    When deling with website migrations, you sometimes need to map out the old content such that you can create your redirect to the new pages.

  38. On the Secure Messaging Community

    On the Secure Messaging Community nadimkobeissi: This afternoon, WIRED published an article praising Telegram, a mobile messaging app, for its privacy features and “hardcore encryption”.

  39. Growth Hacking for Lean Startups

    Just ran across this great slide deck today over at GrowthHackers.

  40. Are they using Google Apps?

    Are they using Google Apps?

  41. Pebble as a pedometer

    For some time, I’ve worn both my Pebble and a Fitbit Flex.

  42. » CoreOS is now available on CloudSigma!

    » CoreOS is now available on CloudSigma!

  43. GetCanary.io - Intelligent notifications

    GetCanary.io - Intelligent notifications The other day I had a Eureka moment while archiving the daily batch of notifications from various server tasks.

  44. My deck from CloudExpo Europe

    Here’s the presentation deck from CloudExpo Europe 2015.

  45. Thoughts on (practical) privacy

    Privacy is difficult in this day and age.

  46. ZoneMinder as a people counter?

    In recent years, it has become fairly common within the retail space to use (IP-based) surveillance cameras to track foot traffic (this can also be referred to as a “people counter”).

  47. Thought on the Purism laptop

    Today I stumbled across the Purism’s Librem 15 laptop.

  48. A "dead man's switch" for your computer?

    In the last few weeks, a lot of details have been disclosed around Ross Ulbricht’s arrest.

  49. Interview with Viktor Petersson, VP of Business Development for IAAS provider CloudSigma Interview with Viktor Petersson, VP of Business Development for IAAS provider CloudSigma on what it takes to be a Gartner-Cool Vendor

  50. Virtualization on Ubuntu 14.04 with virsh and vmbuilder

    While I’ve switched most of my workloads to Docker, there are still some situations where you need to manage and set up Virtual Machines (VM).