Containers Kind on Fedora 33 Kind, also known as Kubernetes-in-Docker is a popular was of running a local development cluster. This year, Podman support was enabled for Kind.
Music Running FL Studio in a container As a music producer, I came to using FL Studio many years ago. Unfortunately, workflows stick very well in the minds of creators. For the mean while, until I've gotten to switching, I'm using FL Studio on Linux inside a container.
Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi GPIO HTTP API New weekend project time! 🎉 Here's a cloud-native app written in golang which makes a Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins accessible from a HTTP API and works great in Kubernetes or Docker. What's the details?Let's take a look under the hood, beginning with the HTTP
Cloud Adding new hostnames to access a Kubernetes cluster's apiserver through If you're self-hosting a Kubernetes cluster, you may wish to add more hosts (SANs) to your apiserver certificate. The API server will complain if it's attempting to be accessed from a host which is not declared in the apiserver certificate.
Cloud Single-node cluster Kubernetes on baremetal with openSUSE Kubic Wanna run Kubernetes at home? Here's an easy way to do that.
Linux Switching to Fedora Silverblue This operating system may be the future of how Linux based OSes function.
Weekend project URL redirector This weekend's project is a URL redirecter/shortner. Written in golang, this cloud-native app will make it easy to redirect URLs. Let's dive inExploring what's involved with writing a URL shortner // manage starting of webserver func HandleWebserver() { ... router.HandleFunc(/{link:[a-zA-Z0-9]+}, APIshortLink) ... (#1) In
General Beginnings Hey! Welcome to my blog. This is to be my space for sharing project ideas, things I'm working on, and more. Looking forward to sharing some things soon.