I have spent a long time talking about VMware technology and as a result Virtual Machines (VMs). VMs have been around for a while now and until recently have been the de-facto form factor especially in private cloud deployments. In this post, I would like to cover the history of physical servers to virtual machines to containers. Read on to learn more!
I have been running my blog out of my house since forever. While at VMware, in addition to my WordPress VM I was running many other VMs in my home lab. Given my job change, I have less of a need for my home lab. In fact, the only VM I had left was my WordPress VM. Given this, I decided to move my blog to my Synology box. Read on to learn more!
Have you ever compiled something from source? If so, you have likely used a Makefile. Have you ever written a Makefile? Makefiles are extremely powerful, but not the most intuitive. In this post, I would like to talk a bit about the lessons I have learned after needing to become knowledgable about Makefiles. Read on to learn more!
As I have mentioned in the past, I left VMware to join a stealth mode startup. In this post, I would like to describe my definition of a stealth startup, why you might consider it, the benefits and the consequences. Read on to learn more!
I figured I would wrap up my three-part mini-series on Kubernetes by talking about some tools that make interacting with Kubernetes easier. Read on to learn more!
In my last post, I covered some basic information about k8s. In this post, I would like to cover how to run k8s locally. I am a Mac guy, so the information provided will be Mac specific. With that said, I will provide links in case you are running a different type of system. Read on to learn more!
Since I have left VMware, multiple people have pinged me to find out what I am working on. While the startup is still stealth, I can talk a bit about some related stuff I am working on. Kubernetes is actually not new to me — we used it at VMware. With that said, I have never blogged about Kubernetes. I figured the best place to start would be with a quick introduction. Read on to learn more!
Logs are a powerful way to investigate system issues as well as perform system auditing, but what protocol should you send events over? In this post, I would like to discuss the topic and make recommendations. Read on to learn more!
I recently attempted to authenticate to Salesforce via SAML provided by G Suite. I ran into a ton of issues so I thought I would write-up a post. Read on to learn more!
I will be attending the O’Reilly OSCON event in Portland, Oregon from July 16 through 19. If you will be attending or in the area, please do reach out so we can sync up! In this post, I would like to list out my planned agenda. Read on to learn more!
