Cloud ⛅️

All my posts about various Cloud technologies

20 posts

Cloud posts that sit across providers and eras - AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, OpenShift, Rancher, hosted Kubernetes, migration jobs, cost control, and the operational habits that follow you from one platform to the next. Less brand loyalty, more notes from keeping useful things running somewhere that is not under the desk.

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Infrastructure as Code 🤖Ansible 👨‍💻

Amazon Web Services with Ansible

Explore how Russ Mckendrick utilizes Ansible to manage Amazon Web Services infrastructure, from VPC creation to EC2 instance deployment and AMI management.

Cloud ⛅️AWS ☁️

Docker for Amazon Web Services Beta

Explore Docker for Amazon Web Services beta, effortlessly launch Docker Swarm clusters on AWS with CloudFormation templates. Easy scaling and management.

Update the Kernel on a Digital Ocean droplet

Linux 🐧Cloud ⛅️

Update the Kernel on a Digital Ocean droplet

Upgrade your Digital Ocean droplet's kernel effortlessly. Discover the steps to ensure smooth kernel updates for enhanced security and performance.

Infrastructure as Code 🤖Azure ☁️

Terraform & Azure

Unlock the power of Terraform and Azure for seamless VM provisioning! Learn how to streamline your infrastructure management today!

Blog 🤷‍♂️Cloud ⛅️

Slain by Dragons

Examine the web fortunes of Dragons Den businesses. Study site performance under heavy traffic & learn resilience tips.

Cloud ⛅️Linux 🐧

Digital Ocean Bootstrap

Get your CentOS 7 DigitalOcean droplet up and running in no time! Learn how to perform essential tasks for a smooth deployment.

Cloud ⛅️Tools 🧰

Day To Day Tools

Discover my must-have desktop & command-line apps, services, and utilities I use daily on my macOS machine.

Tools 🧰Cloud ⛅️

Migration of Server & Swap Space

Migrate DigitalOcean instance for cost efficiency. Enable swap space to prevent oomkiller issues. Optimize performance with tuned settings.

Cloud ⛅️Blog 🤷‍♂️

Blah Blah Blah Cloud

Deciphering the complexities of 'Cloud' in computing, from VMs to SaaS. Embrace clarity by avoiding catch-all terms, following Dilbert's lead.