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Zombies in a Kubernetes Cluster
I was reviewing my Kubernetes cluster and noticed several odd processes lingering on one of my nodes. As I began my investigation, I learned that they were zombie processes! 🧟🧟🧟 Read on to see how I learned about, detected, and emulated them.
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Sync Your Settings Across Devices with a Personal Dotfiles Repository
If you use more than one computer, you’ve probably dealt with setting up your shell, editor, and tools from scratch each time. I frequently found myself moving from a laptop to a desktop and updating something in a config file that I then had to
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Setting Default Font in VS Code Using Pacman Triggers
As part of my recent journey using Arch Linux as a daily driver, I have been deep in the weeds on customization. One of these items has been changing the font globally inside Visual Studio Code.
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Mount LUKS BTRFS for arch-chroot
LUKS and BTRFS make for an interesting combination if you ever need to perform some work on another drive. This is a step-by-step procedure I wrote for myself after needing it more than once…
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Global .gitignore
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Development Container Base Images
Today I want to introduce one of my repositories regarding Development Containers, something I have been using in my quest for stronger isolation and portability.
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Hello world!
Welcome to my first blog post!