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  • Terminal Workflow

    Mar 6, 2021 linux vim

    This is a post about my workflow when editing files in the terminal. When editing files quickly I usually resort to vim. It requires a lot of muscle memory but hey, one needs to train their reptile brain, right. Tmux config So I use tmux and vim so you need those two installed. My tmux config is really simple. I …

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  • My personal vim cheatsheet

    Mar 5, 2021 linux vim

    Here is my vim & tmux cheatsheet. tmux This is my .tmux.conf. I prefer to set the meta key to q. 1set-option -g prefix C-q 2set -g mouse off 3 4set -g status-bg black 5set -g status-fg white Command What it does ctrl+q arrows Navigate windows (tmux) ctrl+q % Split vertically (tmux) ctrl+q " Split …

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  • A minimal Arch Linux installation with Gnome. My notes.

    Feb 28, 2021 linux

    Arch Linux is extremely well documented so I highly recommend to read the Arch installation guide. This guide installs the Gnome desktop environment, but one can easily swap Gnome for i3 or another desktop environment, or leave it all together. This is the procedure I used for installing Arch on a Thinkpad t460s, t490s …

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  • Azure Kubernetes node pools with Terraform

    Dec 29, 2020 kubernetes azure terraform

    In Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), nodes of the same configuration are grouped together into node pools. These node pools contain the underlying VMs that run your applications. The initial number of nodes and their size (SKU) is defined when you create an AKS cluster, which creates a system node pool. To support …

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  • Create a read-only user in Kubernetes

    Dec 28, 2020 kubernetes k3s

    Normal users are assumed to be managed by an outside, independent service. Kubernetes does not have objects which represent normal user accounts. Normal users cannot be added to a cluster through an API call. However, any user that presents a valid certificate signed by the cluster's certificate authority (CA) is …

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  • Install the Nginx ingress controller on K3s - or Kind - and deploy a web app

    Dec 26, 2020 kubernetes k3s kind linux

    Here is how to quickly install Kubernetes with ingress on your laptop. I use this to test and create operators with the Operator Framework. Still learning though. I was first using K3s but then I discovered Kind which seems to be even faster, deployment wise. Also it leaves a smaller footprint because it runs in a …

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  • K3s on a Centos vm

    Sep 27, 2020 linux k3s

    This post is about installing lightweight Kubernetes (K3s) on our new vm. K3s The previous post was all about being able to install Kubernetes quickly. For that I will use k3s from Rancher because it is fast. Let's go! Prepare We do this for testing so we can safely disable the firewall and SELinux on our CentOS vm. …

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  • Vagrant with the libvirt plugin

    Sep 20, 2020 linux virtualization

    Here is a post about how to create virtual machines with Vagrant and the libvirt plugin. Why use libvirt as a vagrant provider Because when on a modern Linux distro running Gnome, chances are it's already there! I use Vagrant extensively to run quick, short lived virtual machines to test and try out things. I always …

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A collection of notes about technology so I don't forget what it is all about.
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  • Terminal Workflow
  • My personal vim cheatsheet
  • A minimal Arch Linux installation with Gnome. My notes.
  • Azure Kubernetes node pools with Terraform
  • Create a read-only user in Kubernetes
  • Install the Nginx ingress controller on K3s - or Kind - and deploy a web app
  • K3s on a Centos vm
  • Vagrant with the libvirt plugin

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