Continuing my adventures with Balena, an amazing IoT orchestration platform, I recently found myself wanting to test the stack of an IoT project locally. Tilt is a great platform for this, while it's generally oriented towards Kubernetes it also provides support for docker-compose. For those who aren't familiar with docker-compose,

How I created a fully automated release engineering + CD pipeline with Balena and Github.

Running a Minecraft server is something I've found myself doing a ridiculous amount of times. Sometimes I'm able to get a few people to hop on and play for a bit, but usually, it doesn't last very long. Every time I've gone through one of these "phases" of creating a

How I went from a software engineer to site reliability engineer (SRE) back to software engineer and why

How I made a tool that enabled developing with Kubernetes to be as simple as "docker-compose" was.

It's happening.