Quick tip to improve the docker build speed using go modules.
I wanted to set up a high available nats-streaming-server cluster, but couldn’t find a “quick” guide on how to do it. In this post I’ll try to write something that would have helped me earlier.
Often I need to “do X only if files on some folder changed” or whatever. I always need to Google that or find it on old scripts…
The next GoReleaser version will have a more flexible Docker configuration format. In this post we’ll explore it a bit.
Caching things can be hard to do and hard to test. In this post I’ll demonstrate a convenient way of doing that using interfaces.
I have written some exporters to observe things on GitHub. This is how and why.
Ever wanted to validate your Packer image with Goss? Well, you can!
I’m working in a project that uses Chef, so it has a lot of JSON files. I like everything to be preperly formatted. The choice of format itself does not bother me much, giving that there is one. This project did not (although it was surprisingly not that bad).
GoReleaser was able to build snap packages for a long time, but it wasn’t able to push them until today. Let’s see how to wrap to your TravisCI build!
I have an old Couchbase 4.5.x cluster, and I though it would be nice to upgrade it. This are my notes and the tests I did before doing it “in production”™️.