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Kubernetes command line (aka kubernetes-cli) is apparently what people are calling kubectl. Good to know.

I’ve made it a personal goal to finish anything that I start when it comes to IT-related topics. I find the nuggets of information that I’m trying to find to draw a picture of any specific topic can really come from anywhere. In the most recent example of this, I’ve been struggling (A LOT) with […]

I was pretty stoked to setup a Kubernetes cluster on Virtualbox this weekend. I followed this video to setup the cluster. I don’t understand 100% of what I did but I got it up and running…so that’s a start. I’ve noted some differences with what was being described in the video and what I had […]

This is the only page that I’ve seen that correctly directs folks how to apply Virtualbox Guest Additions for GUI-less servers like Ubuntu server. Basic gist of commands:

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Apologies for not posting in a while but my career, kids and life has just been moving at a rapid clip and sitting down and writing takes quite a lot of effort. But I am proud to note that I passed my AZ-900 exam last Friday and earned my first Azure badge. Now, I’ve known […]

I was recently provided a Microsoft Surface laptop for work and it’s my first real experience using this product. I must say, the laptop itself is proving to be quite a workhorse. I have 32GB of RAM on it and with everything that I’ve thrown at it (virtualization, coding, tabbed-browser mania, etc), it continues to […]

My job situation has changed recently but it’s very interesting to see how my career is coalescing around VS Code, Python, Powershell. A lot of my Cloud and Code journey revolves around these tools and languages and finding the various ways of implementing them. Powershell (and its VMware extension PowerCLI) have been quite relevant from […]

I love Visual Studio Code. Even on my systems where I don’t code, I have it installed just to take advantage of its advanced text editing capabilities. I just found out today that VS Code can comment out a block of code! Just press Ctrl+/ to comment out code with a # in front of […]