The Deen of DevOps

Embedding a Google Calendar without iframe using Tockify

I previously wrote about how I setup a public Google Calendar and synced it to my Office 365 account using Microsoft Flow, but one thing I didn't like about the Google Calendar and

Google

How I set up a public Google Calendar and enabled auto-sync to an Office365 calendar in 3 steps

Do you have multiple calendars for work, personal, family, etc? Me too! I have been wanting to clean up my calendar situation for awhile. This post details how I accomplished a big part

Security

How to set up a Let's Encrypt SSL Cert for Azure Web App with Linux in 5 steps

Have you ever wondered how you take a free Let's Encrypt Certificate and use it with an Azure Web App (Linux)? This post is for you! Follow along as I walk you through

KubeCon NA 2018: Windows Kubernetes

Are you curious about deploying Windows apps to Kubernetes? Would you like to use Draft and Helm just as you would if you were deploying Linux apps/containers? This is the blog post

Canon

Canon Rebel T6i and EOS Utility macOS Mojave (or any platform)

First, if you have a T6i and you go to the Canon Support Website you may notice no EOS utility drivers show as available for the EOS T6i model. Instead, I chose the

macos

macOS: A Problem Occurred

If you're using macOS 10.14 Mojave and are having trouble with the hotspot redirect for wifi networks, this post is for you! "A problem occurred. The webpage couldn't be loaded." This doesn't give me a lot to go on, but thanks to some digging, I discovered the captive redirect wasn't working right.

k8s

Kubernetes Ingress Controllers and Certificates: The Walkthrough

I have gone through a written walk through of Ingresses and Helm Charts before back in May, but this is the updated version with a video; I'm SO excited. The content I walkthrough

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I'm not a developer.

I'm currently on a plane flying back from TechBash 2018 (which was in the middle of nowhere) and it just hit me. "I'm not a developer." What a load of shit.

Ignite2018: Container DevOps with Microsoft Azure - the blog post!

Earlier today I did a session on Container DevOps with Microsoft Azure during Microsoft Ignite 2018. I stated I would follow the session up with a blog post on secrets and how to

Azure DevOps: Dockerfiles with multiline environment variables, private repos, and ssh keys

My previous blog post, How to access private Azure DevOps repos from a Dockerfile! was a big hit in the DevOps and container communities, however, there was one area I discovered that could

How to access private Azure DevOps repos from a Dockerfile!

I recently got pinged on Twitter about how to access a private repo in Azure DevOps when building a container. I thought this was a great question because there is very little documentation

Down the rabbit hole: Toggle Visibility for Date/Time in macOS menu bar

Where do I even start? I record a lot of content for Channel 9 and YouTube and I always turn off the date and time in my menu bar when recording (makes for

AKS and Helm Charts: Ingress Controllers

This is a post I’ve been meaning to write for a long time. In several of my demos, many of you who follow me have seen how I use the following two

Codefresh+Azure: DevOps, Kubernetes, Helm Webinar

Hello everyone! Today’s post will recap on our Codefresh+Azure webinar we had earlier today. Mainly, I want to help others who wish to quickly get up and running with the same

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How to Deploy to Kubernetes using Helm and VSTS

I cannot even express how excited I am for this post. As most of you know, I blog/speak pretty extensively about all things Linux and Open Source, however, today, I get to

Badass Terminal: WSL, macOS, and Ubuntu dotfiles update!!!

Today I’m super excited to announce that I pushed a pretty significant update to my dotfiles repo and bad ass terminal! If you remember, my previous blog posts – Badass Terminal: FCU WSL

AKS: Azure Kubernetes Service - Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

I’ve been meaning to write this post for a long time. Here I will outline the two ways you can use ARM templates to deploy a managed Kubernetes cluster in Azure. Lena

Fixed! az.completion:10: command not found: complete

I was hanging out with a colleague earlier today (name drop: Burke Holland) and he roped me into fixing his terminal. He had the awful “az.completion:10: command not found: complete” error

Kubectl get nodes error! Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp i/o timeout

I recently had an issue with an Azure Container Service Kubernetes cluster. When I would try to run commands directly from the master, or from another system, I would receive a ‘dial tcp

PowerShell Core Master Install Script! Get started with just one command!

I’ve been meaning to write this for a long time. This post will now be considered the “master” for how to get the latest version of PowerShell Core and AzureRM NetCore modules

Badass Terminal: FCU WSL Edition (oh-my-zsh, powerlevel9k, tmux, and more!)

It’s that time again! The time to write another epic blog post, this time for WSL, also known as Windows Subsystem for Linux. One of my most popular posts is my badass

Automate Deployment to Docker Swarm and Kubernetes on Azure using Codefresh

I’m so excited to write this blog post so without further ado, let’s jump right in: Codefresh and Microsoft. Codefresh is a Docker-native CI/CD platform that allows you to instantly

Tmux 2.6 copy/paste and bind tips and tricks!

I recently updated my tmux install to the latest version 2.6-rc3. I hadn’t updated since prior to April. When I did update, my former .tmux.conf I mentioned in my macOS

Azure ARM Templates - How to embed full scripts in your JSON templates!

Earlier today a colleague and I discovered a pretty neat trick when dissecting a broken ARM template; we learned you can encode complete scripts and embed them in your templates. This post will

Complete pipeline with Jenkins, ACS (Docker Swarm), and Azure Container Registry

In this blog post, we will walk through a demonstration of a complete pipeline of a deployment to Docker Swarm on Azure Container Service (ACS) using Jenkins (hosted on Azure) and Azure Container

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