Here’s a privacy-friendly bookmarklet that toggles dark mode on any page. Click it once to turn dark mode on, and click it again to turn it off. Why? I’m super paranoid when it comes to browser extensions and never install…
Credit where it’s due: this setup is the work of Tobias Dosdal-Feddersen, who described it in a LinkedIn post. All the good ideas here are his. I’ve only expanded his short description into a step-by-step guide so others (including me)…
I’ve had this site since 2003. In all that time I never really learned WordPress. I knew just enough to keep things running, and every time I wanted to change something, like a menu, a layout or a colour, I…
Here are the core schema-design principles I follow: Start from the business grain: define exactly what one row represents, e.g. “one trade execution” or “daily account balance per portfolio and currency.” Everything follows from this. Preserve raw data: keep an…
If you are using private Docker images on Github Container Registry (GHCR), you may wonder how Coolify can pull those images. If you don’t follow the steps below (or other steps with similar effect), Coolify can’t pull your images. Here…
This one is a big specific. I recently squashed the database migrations for an app that have pivoted a lot of times, leading to things being added, removed, and re-added to the schema. To get a cleaner source code record,…
Add helm repos: helm repo add ingress-nginx helm repo add jetstack helm repo update Create namespace: kubectl create namespace poc Install ingress: helm upgrade –install ingress-nginx ingress-nginx/ingress-nginx \ –namespace ingress-nginx \ –create-namespace # Wait for external IP (load-balancer…
Assuming kubectl is configured. This is how to run default nginx site on Kubernetes. Simple setup = load balancer/no ingress In this example we don’t use an ingress. We just expose the static website behind a loadbalancer, so the static…
Assuming kubectl is configured: Run as job: # Start job kubectl create job hello \ –image=busybox \ — echo "Hello from a Kubernetes Job" # See it run/complete kubectl get jobs # View logs from job kubectl logs job/hello #…
First steps in terminal: mkdir -p ~/.zsh/completions upctl completion zsh > ~/.zsh/completions/_upctl Add to your ~/.zshrc: fpath=(~/.zsh/completions $fpath) autoload -Uz compinit compinit Done