Whenever something like this happens, we Americans as a country (and eventually the world), go through a shock phase. We cry, we donate, we post, and we demand action. The last time I remember such a shocking event was on Sept 11, 2001 when I was in my AP Government…

*This post was originally published July 2018.* Following up on my first post, I decided to set up Kubernetes on my bare metal machines at home. I explored various routes to do this, from CoreOS’s Tectonic to Canonical’s Distribution of Kubernetes. I even tried to set up MAAS and even…

The other day I was having drinks with a colleague of mine who is currently working as a Delivery Infrastructure (DI) engineer on our project. His team is working on setting up an “infrastructure as code” CI/CD (Continuous Integration & Delivery) pipeline in the beautiful world of Linux containers. …

*This is an old post from when I had my servers hosted on my own machines. I now host the below sites on the cloud.* Like wasting food, throwing away a usable machine always irks me a little. So rather than pay for hosting in the cloud, I’ll take old…