Modernising ApplicationsThe current trend of application modernisation is somewhat of a misnomer, especially when we consider the typical end-results from the modernisation procedure: Typical results:

This is the second post around developing Go code against the vSphere/vCenter APIs using govmomi, if you’re new to this then I would recommend you start with https://thebsdbox.co.uk/2019/07/04/First-s

This guide will assume that there is at least the basic familiarity to install the GO (golang) compiler tools, anyone looking for a start will find pretty much everything they need here -> https://

… yes that was an attempt to make the title rhyme 🙁 tl;dr make an executable smaller by hiding your code inside the header of the executable… read on for the gory detail. The Gist with the OpCodes ca

Deconstructing an existing controllerIn order to get a deeper understanding into the design and logic of a Kubernetes controller, we will start by deconstructing the example that comes with the Kubern

I’ve been running an iPad Pro as a travel device for about six months now and I though I would make a quick post that details some of the ways i’ve added it into my workflow and a few of the apps that

In this second post we will cover the use of nftables in the linux kernel to provide very simple and low-level load balancing for the Kubernetes API server. NftablesNftables was added to the Linux ke

This is a lazy introduction to options that can be employed to load balancer the Kubernetes API-Server, however in this first post we will be focusing on the Kubernetes API-Server and load balancers i

I’ve had numerous Homelabs over the years all of which have been an incredibly valuable learning tool. This even includes a 1U Pentium-III rackmount server I purchased from eBay in 2002, at this point