This is a different kind of post than I normally write here. Most other posts
are about a problem I ran into or a conference I visited. This time is more a
story telling post. I though it would be nice to have a sort of summary of what
kind of work I have been doing for the last decade.
After years of thinking “I should have gone” after the fact, I finally went to
FOSDEM!
Notes from my day at the 12th edition of PyGrunn.
In part 1 of this (mini) series I
described what I did to be able to build an ISO image using Vagrant. Now it’s
time to actually customize it.
When I wanted to create a custom Kali Linux ISO using Vagrant, the allocated
disk was not big enough. Solving this required some searching and putting
several bits of information together. This post shows how I increased the disk
size.
The end of the year is a nice time to review my open tabs on my phone and
computer to see what’s worth saving and what is not. So here is
another round.
A quick post (mostly for myself) to list the command line tools I’ve used over
the years to interact with AWS, besides the official AWS Command Line Interface
(AWS CLI).
Today was the 7th All Day DevOps. Just like
last year the organizers managed to get 180
speakers, spread over 6 tracks, to inform, teach and entertain us. As usual I
made some notes of the talks that I attended.
This post describes how you can work around a firewall to pull Docker images
from a server that you do not have direct access to, using a SOCKS5 proxy.
Once again have I rebuilt this website with a completely different technology
stack. This post dives into some of the details.