ops

I'm curious about the projects people bring to you that were initially deployed to a PAAS. What bottlenecks or breaking points cause people to bring those projects to you for help? For example does it tend to be a steady increase in cost, an increase in complexity with add-ons, or something else? Do you always move those projects to a deployment stack that you know well and are familiar with, or do you try to keep people where they are, but with a cleaner setup?

Customize your IPython shell in Docker

You can heavily customize your IPython shell experience when using it inside Docker or in a Docker Compose project. Without your personal preferences annoying your teammates!

My CLI World

Frank's current favorite CLI tools, configurations, workflows, and tips for developers and ops folks.

/usr/bin/just do it

just is a better way of documenting project specific commands than using a Makefile or a folder full of scripts. It is easy to get started with, powerful for the long haul, and written in Rust.

rclone is pretty cool

I was able to quickly transfer all of the assets in one bucket to another quickly with rclone

carbon-cache supervisord FATAL start

Why carbon-cache having a 'FATAL start' with supervisor, isn't really an error.

OSX Shell Clearing Tip

Handy shell tip for clearing the display without losing the current command you're typing.

Easy Crontab Mistake

A super easy mistake to make when working with a crontab file