Published inITNEXTGetting my feet wet with CrossplaneIn the early days of IT, we manually configured servers–each one a precious snowflake, lovingly maintained and documented. But the size of…6d ago6d ago
LangChain4J musings, six months afterLast year, I started to dig a bit around LangChain4J. It’s a fast-growing project, and I wanted to get familiar with the updates. I also…May 1May 1
Published inITNEXTThe subtle art of waitingRecently, while working on a workshop titled Testing Your Pull Request on Kubernetes with GKE, and GitHub Actions, I faced twice the same…Apr 24Apr 24
Published inITNEXTHigh-cardinality values for build flags in RustWhile working on my demo on WebAssembly and Kubernetes, I wanted to create three different binaries based on the same code:Apr 17Apr 17
Published inITNEXTEven more OpenTelemetry — Kubernetes specialI have presented my OpenTelemetry demo many times, and I still do. Each time, the audience is different. To make no two presentations the…Apr 10Apr 10
Published inITNEXTMutation Testing in RustI’ve been a big fan of Mutation Testing since I discovered PIT. As I dive deeper into Rust, I wanted to check the state of mutation testing…Apr 3Apr 3
Published inITNEXTOne giant Kubernetes cluster for everythingThe ideal size of your Kubernetes clusters is a day 0 question and demands a definite answer.Mar 205Mar 205
Published inITNEXTImproving Maven’s dependency:analyze… or notRecently, my good friend Richard Fichtner advised using the mvn dependency:analyze command to get rid of declared but unused dependencies:Mar 13Mar 13
Published inITNEXTWebAssembly on KubernetesLike a couple of innovative technologies, different people have different viewpoints on where WebAssembly fits the technology landscape.Mar 6Mar 6
Published inITNEXTPull request testing on Kubernetes: vCluster for isolation and costs controlThis week’s post is the third and final in my series about running tests on Kubernetes for each pull request. In the first post, I…Feb 27Feb 27
