Recently I wrote a blog post on how to use Grafana's Tanka with ArgoCD which is my prefered way to write Kubernetes configuration in Jsonnet. However, the post does not go into detail on the last missing piece - how …
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Using the Ducky One 2 Mini with Vim
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Due to the keyboard being 60% they've moved the arrow keys to I,J,K,L which seems logical, however if your using Vim this gets confusing as you are using H,J,K,L as arrow keys. The Up arrow key is K in Vim …
GitOps with ArgoCD and Tanka
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GitOps is becoming the standard of doing continuous delivery. Define your state in Git, automatically update and change the state when pull requests are merged. Within the Kubernetes ecosystem two tools have become very popular for doing this FluxCD and …
Migrating Kubernetes Resources between ArgoCD Applications
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I've been using ArgoCD for a while now, and as time went by I started to splitting my Kubernetes resources into smaller ArgoCD Applications. However, I could not figure out clear guidelines on how to do it without downtime. Recently …
Correlating Continuous Deployments with Application Metrics using Grafana's Github Plugin
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GitOps is becoming the standard of doing continuous deployments. Define your application state in Git, automatically update and change the state when pull requests are merged. This means that deployments happens continuously, usually multiple times a day. There's a good …
Migrating Kubernetes PersistentVolumes across Regions and AZs on AWS
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Persistent volumes in AWS are tied to one Availability Zone(AZ), therefore if you were to create a cluster in an AZ where the volume is not created in you would not be able to use it. You will need to …
Creating a Low Cost Managed Kubernetes Cluster for Personal Development using Terraform
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Kubernetes is an open-source system that's popular amongst developers. It automatically deploys, scales, and manages containerized applications. Yet for those working outside of the traditional startup or corporate setting, Kubernetes can be CPU and memory-intensive, disincentivizing developers from using a …
Quick, Pretty and Easy Maintenance Page using Cloudflare Workers & Terraform
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Maintenance pages are a neat way to inform your users that there are operational changes that require downtime. Cloudflare Workers allows you to execute Javascript and serve HTML close to your users and when Cloudflare manages your DNS it makes …
Github's Awesome Repository Traffic Analytics
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As someone that loves all types of metrics I was really glad to have discovered Github's traffic analytics. They've been around for a while, but I never knew about them and I wanted to share an introduction to the analytics.
Django A/B testing with Google Optimize
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Struggling to determine your product’s future path? A/B testing helps you decide if you should take the road less traveled by.
To understand your users and their needs, start by creating two product variations and collecting data points. Google Optimize …
