I’ve been working in Tech for the last 20 or so years. I would say my fascination started when I was a kid (10–11) and I had to install my first PC game in MS-DOS. I had nobody around who could instruct me but I found a manual and started…

If you’re seeing this article it’s probably for one of two reasons: You love using Slack so much that you’re reading articles on Slack etiquette for fun. Someone shared this article in a thread after you used “@here”. Either way, it’s a positive that you’re here. By the end of…

There are many places that workloads should be secured: In CI, within the cluster (securityContext & security policies), outside the cluster (firewalls), etc. This article will specifically cover securing workloads with some Docker best practices and Kubernetes securityContext. These two sides go hand-in-hand to restrict inappropriate activities within the container. What Happens if I Don’t Do This (insert scare tactic here)

Errors are stressful, especially when they aren’t meaningful and early. What’s the Issue We’re Trying to Solve? In modern agile landscapes where developers and operations work together, there’s a big issue and that is the lack of clear communications. How often do you see an error or failure only to think to yourself “but… I didn’t change…

What’s The Worst That Can Happen? It is essential that you export your data to somewhere other than GCP. …

Programming is for everyone, not just “Developers” I remember being in primary school when I was asked what I wanted to be when I “grow up”. I answered “Computer programmer” without even knowing what that meant. Programming for a career is usually referred to as being a Developer. I’ve been…

I’ve written this article specifically for Go developers who are interested in CI within GCP — so if that’s you, you’re in the right place! …