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Revived my Dell XPS 9350
My work laptop has been giving me some trouble since I first installed openSUSE Tumbleweed. At first, it was just small annoyances, like not properly syncing the time. But installing the OS again is a bit of a hassle, as much as I enjoy doing it, so I found a workaround to reset it whenever…
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Added ARM/RPI support for Ubuntu on Kairos
Work this week came with a few challenges, but with enough patience and some help I was able to get the Ubuntu flavor for Kairos working on the Raspberry Pi. https://github.com/kairos-io/kairos/pull/1170 Feedback loops when working on ARM are very slow because I’m cross compiling and because I have to burn the images on the SD…
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My Plans for FOSDEM 2023
FOSDEM 2023 is just around the corner, and I’m very excited. This will be my first in-person tech conference since before the pandemic. My last talk in FOSDEM was back in 2016, so I’m very much looking forward to the presentation I will give on Sunday. There are many talks that I’m interested in listening…
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Deploying a Go Microservice in Kubernetes
Most of my experience with web applications is with monoliths deployed to a PaaS or using configuration management tools to traditional servers. Last week, I submerged myself in a different paradigm, the one of microservices. In this post, I’m going to share what I learned by deploying a Go application on top of Kubernetes. To…
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Introductory Course to Kubernetes on Edge with K3s
There’s a lot I need to learn for the new project I’m working on. Finding information is not really the problem, there’s quite a lot out there, what is hard is to filter through all the information you might not need and connecting the dots to have a clear perspective on your mind. I found…