Deleting Route 53 Zones That Contain Records

Route 53 zones cannot be deleted if they contain records and there’s not a quick easy way to do purge a domain other than something like this. Pass in your zone id, and this will handle the rest.

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Managing Multiple Kube Config Files

TLDR: I’m pretty sure I stole the core idea of this from someone else’s blog, but something didn’t work, or it was too convoluted. The last shell based version of kucectx was https://github.com/ahmetb/kubectx/releases/tag/v0.8.0 Or here as a non zip version: https://hireryan.today/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/kubenshttps://hireryan.today/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/kubectx

Modifying Docker Image Layers in Real Time on Macos

Problem Statement: I need to inject certificates into docker containers in real time and I don’t want to rebuild images, modify existing dockerfiles etc. I want a normal workflow that allows certs to be injected passively. Problem Cause: My organization does SSL interception so out of the box golang builds fail inside of a container.… Continue reading Modifying Docker Image Layers in Real Time on Macos

How to Achieve Cloud Agnostic Application Deployments With Kubernetes and the Open Service Broker API

Edit: A chrome update has broken the face visibility of the cards. Browser support for this functionality is always tenuous at best as it is. As of now, the page is best viewed via safari or firefox First note that this is not plugins, site builders, copy paste. This is a pure html/css/js diagram that… Continue reading How to Achieve Cloud Agnostic Application Deployments With Kubernetes and the Open Service Broker API

Running Single Node Kubernetes With Persistent Data

This will be a part of a series. We’re going to cover single node deployment, then deploying ingresses and securing those with cert-manager, then we’ll deploy an application and explore modifying it’s data. Kubernetes can be a beast and if you haven’t followed the container space over the last decade it might be a lot… Continue reading Running Single Node Kubernetes With Persistent Data

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A Digital Acoustic Guitar

I wish I had done a write up on this. I built it a few years ago while I was living in New Orleans. It was a lot of work. The maker community is like “Build some fun projects!” and it definitely was, but it’s a lot of work. I think the zeitgeist can undersell… Continue reading A Digital Acoustic Guitar

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