HealOps, the healing monitoring framework. Part 1 - Why HealOps?
in Devops / Healops on Healops, Healing, Monitoring, Devops, Powershell, Framework, Programming
in Devops / Healops on Healops, Healing, Monitoring, Devops, Powershell, Framework, Programming
in Programming / Powershell / Static-analysis on Powershell, Static-analysis, Call-graphs
I bet you know the feeling of running Install-Module -Name SomeInterestingModule
, waiting, then, with your fingers on the keys, so ready to go play with SomeInterestingModule
just downloaded. You stop. Pause. Thinking to yourself: where do I start with this module?
in Blog-devops on Concourse, Concourseci, Fly, Ci, Building, Continous-integration, Qnap, Jekyll, Docker, Containerization
Okay. The blog is up and running (yeah it’s alive). With that of the bucket list on to the next work item on the list: Build and publish. My process of publishing new posts and generating the website with Jekyll, has up until now been quite cumbersome. Furthermore, some time ago I heard about a piece of CI software called ConcourseCI. I felt so enthused about it that I wanted to try it out. See if it could make it work for my own software pipelines as well maybe use it at work.
in Blog-launch on Jekyll, Gratisdns, Hydejack, Bengtsson-driven-development, Letsencrypt, Haproxy
Hi there and thank you for visiting Bengtsson Driven Development. My name is Lars Bengtsson and I’m currently working for Danske Spil as a DevOps Engineer. For quite some time I have thought about starting up a blog. However, throughout that process all the hows, can I’s and so forth, started to ooze out from my brain.
But then, a few months back, as I wandered about on the interwebs I bumped into this static site generator called Jekyll. Not only hope came to me. The feeling of triumphant victory as well. I quickly hit up Ctrl-D
to have myself a bookmark…..aaaaand went back to my regular routines.