Devops

New article! Introduction # Back when I first discovered Jenkins, I was so amped up that, with a Jenkinsfile and a few steps, I could set up a full-fledged CI/CD pipeline for any application.

Introduction # This blog post is the second article in the series: “ArchLinux: The hard way”. Since the release of the free version of Workstation pro 17, I wanted to try out the product and see how it works with Arch Linux and Sway.

Introduction # I stumbled upon the fact that many tech enthusiasts I follow use Arch Linux as their daily driver, so I decided to give it a try. While waiting for my Framework laptop to arrive, I set up a VM on VirtualBox to start the Arch Linux installation.

Introduction # This guide walks you through the structure and approach I’ve taken to manage my productivity workflow with dotfiles. My setup is designed to work across both macOS and Linux distros, leveraging modern tools like Chezmoi and Nix to streamline terminal configuration and package management.

Secret handling has always been a pain point for me over the past few years. Most of the time, I ended up using services with features I didn’t need, and even worse, wasting money on them.

New article! Introduction # Talos is rapidly becoming the go-to operating system for Kubernetes clusters, and for good reason. As part of my ongoing experiments with my homelab, I decided to see if the hype was justified.

Introduction # After years of anticipation, I’ve finally embarked on my homelab journey. The shift to remote work post-COVID has gifted me the time to pursue this long-awaited hobby. Gone are the days of staring longingly at my idle Raspberry Pi after exhausting commutes; now, I can put it to good use.

It’s 3 PM on August 12th, and I’m sitting at my desk. Outside, the summer heat is intense, but my shutters are closed, creating a cocoon of coolness around me.