https://void.burdz.net/
Any Airwave Kubernetes / Infrastructure engineers looking for new work? Our Core Platform team is always looking here at Mulesoft, shoot me an email at matt.burdan@mulesoft.com.
you're right it doesn't cost money however GitHub pages only just started handling SSL certificates for custom domains recently (https://blog.github.com/2018-05-01-github-pages-custom-domai...). before that you had to…
I am so proud of letsencrypt. This is a huge step forward for https everywhere!
I wrote one using the same difference library a few months ago: https://github.com/burdzwastaken/git-rid-of-keys.
we have been recently exploring concourse and I would say their approach to CI has been very refreshing.
click your distribution (I assume Ubuntu?) here to reveal the way to install it http://cockpit-project.org/running.html. if you are running Ubuntu seems to require backports for anything below 17.04 though.
AWS has an offering coming soon called EKS[0] however if you want to deploy a Kubernetes cluster to AWS sooner I would use kops[1]. however to under Kubernetes and to develop/deploy locally I would first try minikube[2]…
https://void.burdz.net/
Any Airwave Kubernetes / Infrastructure engineers looking for new work? Our Core Platform team is always looking here at Mulesoft, shoot me an email at matt.burdan@mulesoft.com.
you're right it doesn't cost money however GitHub pages only just started handling SSL certificates for custom domains recently (https://blog.github.com/2018-05-01-github-pages-custom-domai...). before that you had to…
I am so proud of letsencrypt. This is a huge step forward for https everywhere!
I wrote one using the same difference library a few months ago: https://github.com/burdzwastaken/git-rid-of-keys.
we have been recently exploring concourse and I would say their approach to CI has been very refreshing.
click your distribution (I assume Ubuntu?) here to reveal the way to install it http://cockpit-project.org/running.html. if you are running Ubuntu seems to require backports for anything below 17.04 though.
AWS has an offering coming soon called EKS[0] however if you want to deploy a Kubernetes cluster to AWS sooner I would use kops[1]. however to under Kubernetes and to develop/deploy locally I would first try minikube[2]…