Redox Keyboard One source of my pain: https://github.com/aliasboink/rev2.0WHS_pictures Other stuff… Here I’ve realized that a lot of stuff one does cannot be turned into a narrative that easily, but maybe the following can… Rooting two robot vaccuums (Roborock S5 Max and Dreame D10s Pro) Plain Text Accounting with Beancount with small caveats for my use case; this one would be the most interesting, beacuse most articles talk about the philosophy moreso than showing how to do it Configuration management with stow and Ansible (although I feel there’s a lot of this out there already)

Introduction This whole endeavour started out of my desire to learn Golang and the whole process one would have to go through to deploy an application. In my day to day job I mostly deal with already existing infrastructure - whether it’s the LGTM Grafana Labs stack, already existing deployments or so on. I’ve never had the opportunity to do the entire process end to end. Might as well just do it.

Introduction I wanted a local development environment for Kubernetes. I got a Raspberry Pi 4 to host a “cluster” (1 node) on - which has served me excellently well for testing, quick local development and for hosting parts of this website. Since I want everything in GitHub the best tool for deployment on Kubernetes seems a combination of Helm and ArgoCD will do the job. That’s also thanks to the fact that I have experience with them, which may or may not make me biased.

Introduction Initially I wanted an AWS project - whatever that may be, as I am (at the time of writing) studying for SAA-C03. Someone pitched me the idea of hosting a personal website which can also serve as a portofolio for such projects, so here it is. Initially I looked at making it entirely within AWS (using Route 52 & CloudFront), yet CloudFlare came to mind and the plethora of features they offer alongside it being free, well, outside of the domain itself.