Building a local mirror for disconnected OpenShift installs
Author: Chris Saunders
IaAC Part 3 – Gophers in the Sky
In the last couple of posts, I outlined my approach to what I have called Infrastructure as (Actual) Code. In my new role on the Portworx team at Pure Storage, I’m regularly building and tearing down infrastructure in different cloud environments. As I waded back into IaC tooling, I thought the difference between using a… Continue reading IaAC Part 3 – Gophers in the Sky
Python CLI libraries
In my quest to build some cloud focused tooling, I stumbled on two Python libraries that are probably super well known in the Python community but new to me. Typer and Click are both libraries for building CLI applications. They work to make it simple to create a command line tool in Python. Typer actually… Continue reading Python CLI libraries
IaAC Part 2 – Snakes on a M*f* Cloud
In my last post on Infrastructure as Actual Code, I reviewed all of the options for writing code that talks to the three major hyperscalers: AWS, Azure and GCP. While there are SDKs for many different languages and different levels of support, the main languages supported across all three are Python, Go and JavaScript. I… Continue reading IaAC Part 2 – Snakes on a M*f* Cloud
Infrastructure as (actual) Code
In my new role on the Portworx team here at Pure, I spend a lot of time building up and tearing down Kubernetes deployments in different cloud environments. We actually have a tool developed in house that does this for our demo environments. It’s an amazing tool that lets me automatically spin up an environment… Continue reading Infrastructure as (actual) Code
Testing 1 2 3
So I’ve been playing around with a number of different blog technologies. That’s weird to say. Hopefully you know what I mean. Do I just write stuff on LinkedIn? Do I use a managed service? Do I use an SSG and host on GitLab or GitHub? I eventually settled on WordPress.com because really – the… Continue reading Testing 1 2 3
