Bash scripts, Makefiles, Taskfiles, Bakefiles... if there is one thing developers agree on is the fact that there are too many tools used as glue to put a CI/CD pipeline together. Whenever I have to create a CLI tool in Go, I normally copy and paste several files from
Incorporating and automating Software Supply Chain security best practices in your CI pipeline can be made easier. Check out my opinionated GitHub workflow in this blog post to get started.
In this post, I describe my journey in setting up my own WASM cloud. Specifically, how to provision the infrastructure alongside the Fermyon Stack to the Hetzner Cloud. Finally, I end up compiling a Go app to WASM and deploying it to my own cloud.
I've been experimenting with the feasibility of running Dagger CI/CD pipelines isolated from each other using Firecracker microVMs to provide a strong security model in a multi-tenant scenario. When customer A runs a pipeline, their containers are executed in an isolated environment.
If you have come across recently the terms "SBOM" and "SLSA Provenance attestation" and you don't know what those are, or what their purpose is, welcome - you're not alone! The recent release of BuildKit v0.11.0 has introduced new features
Times are changing and so are development environments Alongside the pandemic, new challenges have appeared. As time goes by, more and more teams are distributed around the globe as a result of companies embracing a remote-first mindset. As software developers, we need to find new ways to collaborate that make
The KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America is one of the biggest events around Kubernetes and the cloud native community. This year, despite the large variety of sessions on its schedule, there's been one session that has brought my interest: Today I'll talk about the recent status of
Hi everyone, During part of this weekend, I've been thinking about what other things I could use my Raspberry Pi Model 3B+ for. The last time I used it was to participate in the GrowLab community project by @alexellisuk and that was really fun. 🌱It's nearly
Dear Friend, I came across this tweet and I couldn't resist to look more into it: Would you like your Kubernetes Events to look like this? I made a thing called "kspan" that turns Events into OpenTelemetry spans. Code at https://t.co/G79BkautJ3 (very much
Dear friend, I'm running my Ghost blog & newsletter using my own SaaS named Upblogr. Upblogr is a managed hosting service that makes it easy for you to create a Ghost site automatically in literally 5 minutes 🚀 Ghost 4.0 was launched on the 16th of March and
My name is Felipe Cruz and I'm the founder of Upblogr, a managed hosting service for Ghost blogs & newsletters. You don't have to be a developer to set up your blog - we take care of the full installation and maintenance for you. Most of
Kubernetes Terraform installer for Hetzner bare-metal. Initial setup Clone the repository and install the dependencies: $ git clone https://github.com/felipecruz91/k8s-hetzner.git $ cd k8s-hetzner $ terraform init Note that you'll need Terraform v0.13 or newer to run this project. Note that, before running the project, you'
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Summary Real-time tweet sentiment analysis (positive/neutral/negative) and visualization in a .NET Core Web App. The tweets that are retrieved in real-time from the Twitter Stream will be processed and analyzed by the Azure Sentiment Analysis API and persisted in Cosmos DB. Finally, both the tweet text and sentiment