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Are there some other compelling ingress controllers for the Kubernetes ecosystem I should consider switching to in 2021?

Adding another tiny package to the NodeJS package heap for functionality that I just couldn't seem to find in other similarly sized packages.

An idea on how to manage services and stores just as flexibly as components are handled. The answer: make them web components.

Service to service communication broke down due to old Kubeconfig being fed to my old version of kube-router.

Moving back to Docker (and enabling rootless containers) after running into issues with Podman

I run a small experiment to figure out what the optimal setting is for pm2.

Use redshift/flux and safeeyes/breaktimer to keep your eyes fresh!

Explaining Vue Going from almost-zero to Vue

Improving my security posture with ease by following best practices from a blog post (https://www.simplecto.com/get-more-secure-websites-from-your-traefik-configuration) thanks to thanks to Traefik and Kubernetes. This post is also unintentionally an exploration of the amount of work it takes to switch from Traefik v1 to v2.

Upgrading to Kernel 5.9.1 caused some issues for lots of the Arch faithful, in my case it wasn't graphics but actually Bluetooth that was heavily affected.

How to do basic cookie based authentication with Nuxt, because nuxt-auth doesn't currently support HttpOnly cookies.

Bits and bobs to make working with podman a little easier

A somewhat succinct no-bullshit guide to setting up rootless containers on Arch Linux

A code snippet for running containers from your super simple tape (https://github.com/substack/tape) NodeJS E2E tests

Jetstack's cert-manager is one of the most important parts of my k8s cluster and I've waited entirely too long to update it. The path from v0.4.0 to v0.16.0 is grueling but pretty easy thanks to well-built software.

An exporation in defining a safer type for dealing with prices using basic Postgres constructs, and using those types happily with an ORM

Running containers for your dependencies during CI E2E tests in the background, without services

Announcing rbb (redis bootleg backup), a tool for backup up redis clusters with only client access. A tool for otherwise reasonable redis administrators backed into a corner and looking to jackhammer their way out.

A messy, real-life example E2E test case for an API I'm working on

Traefik is my cluster ingress controller, and ahead of the addition of UDP support (which I'm pretty excited about) I'm upgrading Traefik from v1 to v2