Odysseus – Your Friendly DNS Pathfinder.
Odysseus – Your Friendly DNS Pathfinder Like most people I know, one day I decided to buy a Raspberry Pi and just like [some of] those people, I had no idea what I should do with it. I guess that READ MORE
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AWS Auto Scaling in with CloudWatch CPU and Memory metrics using Go
AWS Auto Scaling in with CloudWatch CPU and Memory metrics using Go In the last four years, I worked mostly with applications deployed directly on AWS EC2 instances, usually LEMP or LAMP stacks, with some Node.JS flavours in some cases. READ MORE
Test Terraform with Kitchen and AWSpec
Test Terraform with Kitchen and AWSpec In an ideal world, you write code and then test it, period. Doesn’t matter what kind of code, you just test it, even if it’s Terraform we’re talking about. One might say that Terraform READ MORE
Slack + Codedeploy = ❤️
Slack + Codedeploy = ❤️ We all know Slack, right? Have you ever thought about using it to deploy your code by just typing /deploy? I did and this is what I designed and developed for a team that was READ MORE
AWS, Application Load Balancers, Target groups and CodeDeploy
AWS, Application Load Balancers, Target groups and CodeDeploy Originally posted on Medium Reliability, high availability, and uptime are the most important things for a DevOps Engineer; as soon as new technology is released, though, we tend to put our hands READ MORE
Test Kitchen – Let’s shake this role up!
Test Kitchen – Let’s shake this role up! Originally posted on Medium Test Kitchen Test Kitchen is a test tool used to, indeed, test your own work before going live! It’s quite amazing how easily you can spin up your READ MORE
Let’s build an Ansible Role
Let’s build an Ansible Role Originally posted on Medium Our first task Here is where the fun begins! First thing we want to do is to create our file and we’ll call it config.yml. It’s a YAML file so… be READ MORE
Ansible — Getting Started
Ansible — Getting Started Originally posted on Medium What is Ansible? When I started my career as a DevOps, the approach to the Configuration Management scared me quite a lot. I was introduced to the magnificent and powerful Chef (and READ MORE