I've said it a few times but I really want to get to blogging on the reg. So, I've decided to launch a few new categories with weekly posts. Magento Mondays All things Magento, including developing, speed testing, CI/CD, Cloud tips, and maybe even some secrets about running Magento with millions of SKUs and Customers … Continue reading New Categories and new content coming!
And it wasn't that bad. Went from 2.3.0 to 2.4.0 in a couple of steps. First, make sure ECE-Tools is the newest. Once that deploy has completed, you upgrade your services to the highest version you can. I had to jump to 2.3.5 before 2.4.0. I had to pick some service versions in between. When … Continue reading Finally updated my ECE Magento
Rounding off one's environment is not just about making work or hobby life easier ... or at lest less stressful, you can also round off normal life too. Have a wanky coffee maker or an audio cable that cuts sometimes. These are small quality of life improvements that can pay off in the long run … Continue reading A quick one
And it has lots of improvements! If you are having some issues with Redis traffic, this is the update for you.
When your homelab GitLab won't send your password reset email to your Gmail, you have to brute force it.
I spent two days trying to get a Kubernetes cluster up and running on my home lab. I tried Microk8s, which is mostly designed for single node dev use. I tried Charmed Kubernetes, but that one really wants you to have an existing cluster running. After hours and hours of Google-ing, reading snippets of blogs … Continue reading Which ring of hell is Kubernetes?
I reduced my FB time to an hour, which I blow through before work. So, I’ve decided to try to add daily art prompts ... try to get more writing and drawing in ... I know, I should be doing more coding but baby steps.
that is in my head ... some kind of HUD contact lens or brainlink ... I know ... but but the dangers! I've been trying to turn this AOC USB3 16" external display and a various Raspberry Pis into a smart mirror like dashboard to hang on my wall. Orignally, I was thinking of writing … Continue reading I dream of a dashboard
I've always admired those who could take the scientific method and apply it to their own lives. Those who had the motivation and persistence to the keep it going. So, I've been doing Noom for over 100 days and I'm nearing the end of the program that I'm in. This stage is all about moving … Continue reading Self Experimentation
Make it part of your workflow. Test often and don't get test for good things. Test for errors, bad input, ... Also test for performance. Oh, you wrote a sweet sweet function ... how well does it perform when ran 10 times? 100x? 100000000000x? To help you on your way, here is a short set … Continue reading Test your damn code!
You might find yourself in a flood of bookmarks and putting off trimming them ... don't. Like most procrastination techniques, it is effective in delaying but ultimately shit has to get done. So getting it done.
