My DIY Peloton
Longer ago than I’d like to admit, I put together a DIY Peloton bike to participate in Peloton Digital classes. I used it pretty consistently at first, but ...
Longer ago than I’d like to admit, I put together a DIY Peloton bike to participate in Peloton Digital classes. I used it pretty consistently at first, but ...
In the new project I mentioned in the previous post, I’m focusing on practicing good habits, which my CI setup is a large part of. The other big part is keep...
Recently, I started a new side project (maybe more on that soon), and I decided to give GitLab a try. I’ve used it for some client work through my job, but h...
I’ve mentioned a few times how I’ve moved to use Ansible more and more for server provisioning and change management.
October was National Cyber Security Awareness Month. On the company blog I wrote up a 3 post series about building acceptable security when creating custom w...
Recently posted on my main webpage in the other section, is a PDF of a presentation I gave at the Baltimore Elixir and Erlang Meetup.
Back when I migrated from Ghost to Jekyll, one thing I gave up was a really easy to use Markdown editor with a side-by-side preview.
I’m continuing to really enjoy working with Ansible. It meets the needs I have for server configuration, and has a lot of great community resources.
My design skills are wanting. I’m much more focused on backend development. I can cobble together pieces, but I’m far from expert.
I’ve been using Ansible more and more. It is a really great way to manage server configuration. As I’ve transitioned away from Chef, I’ve been working on est...