This is the third time I’ve tried to write this, a random panic on my Hackintosh wiped out half a blog post and the other attempt read like garbage 🫠. So here we go! I recently added Egress IPv6 to k

Our Journey begins in 2003 were I somehow blagged a Unix role, largely due to experience with FreeBSD and sparse access to a few Unix systems over the years. This first role consisted of four days and

I recently had a little bit of time to kill and decided to see if I could actually do some parsing of other protocols with eBPF. The previous post that I created was about http and whilst it’s an impo

In a previous post I talked a little bit about building up the knowledge with eBPF to start to understand a little bit more about what is going in and out of a network adapter. Basically taking your e

I’ve been wanting to write some hopefully useful posts around eBPF for sometime, although usually by the time I’ve come up with something I though may be useful someone has already beaten me to the pu

It’s starting to feel a little bit as though the noose is starting to tighten a lot in the IT industry at the moment, whether it be Open Source projects spuriously changing their licenses and pulling

Here we are again.. do I bother.. I guess I did The Why?As much as I love a nice shiny laptop, i’ve been using a steadily evolving desktop machine for well over a decade. In fact I don’t think i’ve ev

Create the project with kubebuilder123kubebuilder init --domain fnnrn.me --owner "Dan Finneran"kubebuilder create api --group katnav --kind Directions --version v1 Edit the ResourcesThe pat

pre-requisitesThis is a rough shopping list of skills/accounts that will be a benefit for this guide. Equinix Metal portal account GO experience (basic) iptables usage (basic) qemu usage (basic) Our

In this post i’ve a bunch of things I want to cover all about Type:LoadBalancer (or in most cases a VIP (Virtual IP address). In most Kubernetes environments a user will fire in some yaml defining a L