Using systemd to run a simple process and keep it up Short post about using systemd to run a simple process :) You'll need a service file.For the most part systemd services are registered in config files stored in /etc/systemd/system/XXX.service
Kubernetes Deploying a SailsJS app to Kubernetes, with MySQL and Redis Deploy a SailsJS app in Kubernetes - from scratch
elasticsearch How to monitor distributed logs in Kubernetes with the EFK stack. No more searching endlessly for the correct logs. All logs in one place. Searchable, Visual, and easy to setup.
terraform Don’t push your terraform state files Automatically save them where everyone can find them, automatically !
slack Upstream status feeds in Slack — Get notified immediately when they have hiccups. If you depend on upstream systems, you want to know when they have problems, so you can respond effectively.
beginner alias shorten=”a loooong, very often used command” Create your own bash aliases or shortcuts in your terminal, to boost productivity
linkerd Adding Linkerd 2.x data to your main Grafana dashboard. Build a single global dashboard for your cluster by adding a data source for Linkerd 2.x metrics.
Kubernetes How to monitor your Kubernetes cluster with Prometheus and Grafana Get complete node monitoring on your Kubernetes cluster in 5 minutes.
Kubernetes How to monitor your Kubernetes cluster with Prometheus and Grafana (The whole, long, story) Get complete node monitoring on your Kubernetes cluster in 5 minutes.
