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Personal blog of Andreas Mosti. Thoughts, ideas and crazy hacks from my life as a developer and operations guy.

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Containerize FluentMigrator for effortless db migrations

Continuing the containerization Last year I wrote about how to set up a local reverse proxy with nginx and mkcert via Docker-Compose. Being able to spin »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 21 February 2021

Cross post: Take Argo CD for a spin with K3s and k3d

For the second year in a row, my current employer Bekk has set out on a ambitious December journey: Bekk Christmas, 264 tech articles in 24 »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 20 December 2020

Local reverse-proxy with Nginx, mkcert and Docker-Compose

Good practices from the Twelve-Factor app When developing modern web application or services, the Twelve-factor app taught us that our services is completely self-contained and does »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 10 April 2020

Automate Docker base image updates with Watchtower

If you host some simple hobby services with plain old Docker, chances are high that you have been thinking about how to automate the deployment process. »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 03 November 2019

Github Actions and publishing artifacts to Azure Blob Storage

Intro Github Actions is a welcomed edition to the (still) growing world of CI/CD tools. Since Actions is Github's own tool, it integrates more closely »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 03 October 2019

Running GBFS bikeshare functions with OpenFaaS for fun and profit

Intro Micro-mobility has gotten a lot of hype over the last couple of years. In many cities all over the world rentable city bikes, cargo bikes »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 04 June 2019

Code Coverage for dotnet core with Coverlet, multi-stage Dockerfile and codecov.io

Enter Coverlet The one thing I missed when moving away from full-framework and Visual Studio to VSCode and dotnet core, was simple code coverage. Given the »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 26 May 2019

Ensure consistent Markdown style with Markdownlint

Markdown is great. It's easy and flexible, and provides a good markup language even non-technical people can understand and enjoy. But, that flexibility and customizability can »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 05 January 2019

Trondheim Developer Conference 2018

Three years since my last trip to TDC, I again got a talk approved. This time I submitted the talk Ansible: Configuration Management for Windows og »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 08 November 2018

Regression test Ansible Playbooks with Packer

Some people still live in a pre-Kubernetes world, installing infrastructure components directly on VMs. Some still hold on to the old and boring, but still going, »

Andreas Mosti Andreas Mosti 03 August 2018
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