Dev&Ops

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 »

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. »

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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

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, »

It's been some time since my last post, so let's shake it off with a rare non-technical one. Sharing whatnow? The term "sharing economy", or peer-to-peer »

A cool new project from Google Cloud Platform is Container Structure Tests. When working with containers, running tasks like unit tests as a part of the »