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Why I declined a CoderPad challenge, what happened when I did, and what the response revealed.
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A weather report in 9,808 bytes
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From 14 Nodes to 8 Without Breaking Production
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A practical FinOps case study on replacing AWS NAT Gateways with FreeBSD NAT instances.
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Using Comnoco to automate startup nonsense at scale.
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Casting a critical eye over MCP for AI
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Step by Step upgrading from 1.29 to 1.32.
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Connecting GitHub Actions to AWS Using OIDC and an Assumed Role
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Configuring Azure Entra ID to login to AWS
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AWS Specific Tooling: Amazon Inspector
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AWS Specific Tooling for DevSecOps
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NPM Dependency Hell, trying to upgrade Gatsby
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Tooling and Pipelines and Logs.
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For me, this is the future.
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Getting started with a relatively new AWS service
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Focussing on knowledge sharing throughout the AWS Community
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The process I went through to recover data off a dead macbook
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Home/Office to VPC connectivity for a lower cost
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Yesnaby.
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I’ve been making things with Django since around 2009.
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Multi-cloud Free Tiers
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Moving this blog to the CLOUD!
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Featuring Telegraf
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Two factor all the things!
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Featuring InfluxDB, Grafana and Arduinos
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Protect all the things!
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Update all the things!
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A rule to live by
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Part 5 of 5
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Part 4 of 5
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Part 3 of 5
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Part 2 of 5
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Part 1 of 5 all about Ansible
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Know your IPsec from your OpenVPN
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Is it all it's cracked up to be?
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Here Be Dragons
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Never.
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Pesky things.
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Build your own PBX for under $40
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Too short for a full blog post
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Interviews are not like hats
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If it ain't broke, but isn't perfect, should it be fixed?
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Notes on Interviews
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A service that I've never used since
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Blogposts age like fish
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Building a website to handle thousands of views per minute, with zero budget
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Wrapping up 2012
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It's all fun and games until the raptor fences go down
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So.. it transpires that I have a friend who studied Physics at Imperial College, and as a part of that, was taught how to use C++ “As a tool to help with computational physics”. - His words, not mine.
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Automating the boring tasks