Ricky Smith

And it makes the wrong people productive AI didn't make bad engineers good.

In my organization, we have a great number of repositories that contain overlapping logic.

I finally stopped fighting with my homelab deploy process and turned it into something that feels almost civilized.

I've been working with Terraform for over 6 years now, and during this time, I've encountered several common mistakes when designing modules that can lead to frustrations, mismanagement, and even mistrust in the tool itself.

My infrastructure team, as part of a larger Terraform Restructure initiative, is moving our Terraform repositories to be apply-after-merge.

In Terraform, I've found that KISS > DRY and that the use of complex data structures as inputs are a gilded foot gun.

I haven't blogged about it, but a couple of years ago I went through an acquisition.

Early in the COVID-19 lockdown extravaganza 🎉 my wife and I purchased a new home and moved in.

I've always known that scripts were out there and scouring the internet for exploitable websites.

I've been working a great deal with Jekyll lately.