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by gsantoro 3y ago
Podcast interview from Victor Garcia about how writing and mentorship can help you grow as a Software Engineer.
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Topics: - OSI Model and Layers: Software Engineers should focus on layer 7 (application layer, where HTTP resides) and layer 4 (transport protocols like TCP/IP and UDP). - The application layer: HTTP Request/Response format, HTT
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Discover the easiest way to setup a development environment for the Elastic stack that can easily scale to a production cluster.
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Learn how to use the LinkedIn API to automate content sharing on LinkedIn and other social media platforms. LinkedIn API, OAuth2, and Open Graph meta tags can streamline your content sharing. Automate and enhance your social media marketing
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by gsantoro 3y ago
my journey into desktop publishing through latex, pandoc, Google docs, and finally scribus as a alternative to Adobe indesign
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Use Resend API and Pop from charm.sh to send emails from the command line
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Automate all the things with Taskfile, Direnv, and Devenv(cloudnativeengineer.substack.com)
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Are you tired of wrestling with YAML in your Kubernetes workflows? Look no further – CueLang might be the solution you've been searching for. CUE (Configure Unify Execute) is an open-source language with robust APIs and tooling that si
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by gsantoro 3y ago
In this article, we are going to use Apko to build a container image called debug-tools that contains some command line tools. I use this image to debug my Kubernetes applications with ephemeral containers.
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by gsantoro 3y ago
buikdpacks is actually used by Google cloud to build container images from your app source code. i used dockerslim in the past and i was impressed. i didn't add to the article since i wasn't aware it became a CNCF protect. I wasn&
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Kubernetes: Node-Shell(gsantoro.dev)
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by gsantoro 3y ago
Node-shell is a kubectl plugin that allows running a privileged pod on Kubernetes, granting you access to node resources. It's a handy tool that can be installed using krew, a plugin manager for the kubectl command line tool. Once inst
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Kubernetes Development Environments(gsantoro.dev)
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Revolutionizing Development: Exploring Kubernetes Dev Environments in 2023(gsantoro.dev)
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