Ten years of Home Assistant, why it's my favorite software and what my setup looks like.

Lessons learned from implementing an AI feature in Metric Moose

Best practices for giving structure to your Kubernetes configuration

Visualizing the important business KPIs in one dashboard by using an open standard and open source software

A practical guide to creating a load testing plan for your web application, covering test scenarios, concurrent user calculations, and result analysis.

A comprehensive go-live checklist covering DNS, SSL, SEO, testing, monitoring, backups, caching, and security to ensure a smooth website launch.

Explore the four key components of Kubernetes autoscaling: Resource Requests, Pod Disruption Budgets, Horizontal Pod Autoscaler, and Cluster Autoscaler.

A single kubectl command to create a MySQL database dump directly from a Kubernetes pod, using the container's environment variables for credentials.

Using a support pod is a simple and secure way to take a look around from within the Kubernetes cluster without interfering with the workload or expose a security risk.

Learn how to wire an 8-channel relay board to a Raspberry Pi using GPIO pins and control it with WiringPi to switch lights and other electronics.

A CLI one-liner to automatically add a cache-busting query string to CSS @import statements, ensuring browsers always load the latest stylesheet versions.

PHP 5.5.13 introduced a backwards compatibility break affecting PHPUnit, Mockery, Doctrine, and Symfony. Here's what happened and when it was fixed.

Speed up WordPress on a small VPS by configuring Nginx to cache PHP-FPM responses for up to a week, with smart exceptions for logged-in users.

Use varnishncsa with a custom format string to log response times and cache hit/miss status, making it easy to spot backend bottlenecks.

A weekend project using the ELK stack — Logstash, Elasticsearch, and Kibana — to import bank transactions and visualize spending patterns.