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Over half of all web traffic in 2024 was automated.

The JSON Formatter Chrome extension has over 2 million users.

Have you ever wondered why your docker images are so large, and what can be done to drill down into the layers one by one.

In years past, when I wanted to analyse a bunch of JSON logs, I would use jq. jq is an amazing tool, but suffers from some pretty massive drawbacks for large log analysis: jq is slow.

This is the complementary blog post for my DrupalSouth Sydney 2024 session, and also v2.0 follow up of sorts from the original 2022 version.

Why is it important to have small git repositories?

I was recently to supply a list of non-superuser user accounts that could access a given Service ID in Fastly, and what their role and permission was.

This is the complementary blog post for my DrupalSouth Brisbane 2022 session.

On a recent project we were looking to take advantage of Amazon EC2 spot instances.

This came up recently, when a customer supplied a text file with several hundred CIDRs, and wanted these inputted into Fastly as an ACL (to control access to a certain site).

This is a collection of things I have come across using Docker over the years and working with kubernetes across thousands of projects.

This topic came up a while ago when Acquia was looking to introduce Soft Purge as an option for their Acquia purge module in Drupal (N.B. not to be confused by the Fastly Drupal module).

One of the cheapest and easiest methods for logging in Fastly is to use Amazon S3.

Ghost currently is geared towards only hosting 1 copy of Ghost per site, in fact this is explicitly written in the FAQs: Ghost doesn’t support load-balanced clustering or multi-server setups of any description, there should only be one Ghost instance per…

How we configure Fastly at work is typically to use a single Fastly service and add multiple domains to each service.