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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”™️.

A quick review of my second ever GopherCon - the first one as a speaker, and my experience talking.

Migrating an ElasticSearch cluster from version 2 to 5 can be challenging, even more if it is a big cluster. In this post we will explore one of the strategies that can be used to do such migration, setting a up a playground environment in which we can learn the migration procedures and test things out safely.

I’ve started GoReleaser almost 2 years ago. This is a summary of (some) things I’ve learned down the road.

It has been one month since I started working fully remote, and I think I learned some things I can share.

I like to keep my GitHub clean. I delete forks I’m not using anymore, move old abandoned repositories to my graveyard and etc. I don’t like to delete things manually though.

I wanted to set up a prometheus machine for me to monitor random stuff, but I was always postpone that because I didn’t want to use SSH port-forwarding, firewalls, create a VPC and/or setup an OpenVPN server or anything like that.

Everything in life eventually comes to an end, including life itself. This is not that kind of post, though.

When first announced GoReleaser roughly 1 year ago, on January 2017, I never thought it would be somewhat famous.

Over the years I read several articles on how to be effective, and how the 10x engineer thing is or is not a lie and all that.