So earlier I posted about my decision to Dockerize my entire development environment. In that post I mentioned that you can either manually edit your /etc/hosts file or install a dns server to point domains to your local web server. Disclaimer: this nothing to do with Docker, this steps are can be used even if… Continue reading Setting up dnsmasq on MacOS with Homebrew
LaraDock: Dockerizing my PHP Development Environment
As a PHP Developer I’ve always had instances of webserver, php & database server running as first level services on my Development machines. I can claim that configuring LAMP (recently LEMP) stack was always one of the first things I’d do when I get a new machine. I’ve been using Docker for running other services… Continue reading LaraDock: Dockerizing my PHP Development Environment
do you find it hard to breath when listening to music with earphones?
I was in the lift the other day when I noticed it for the first time, I had my earbuds on and listening to music on the way back home. The lift was taking longer than usual, it lift was stopping on every single floor and new people who were back from work coming in,… Continue reading do you find it hard to breath when listening to music with earphones?
run quick ad-hoc tasks using Ansible
Ansible with no doubt is one of the most popular tools that its name always comes up in every discussion about DevOps Automation. Its no joke that Ansible does its best when it’s used against an inventory of infrastructure containing nodes with designated roles and tasks. at my work I often find myself in need… Continue reading run quick ad-hoc tasks using Ansible
a more Production friendly ELK stack with Docker
recently I spend a big chunk of my time in office doing DevOps related tasks. Elasticsearch is one of the technologies that we use a lot for both production and development. ever since I had to deal with elasticsearch instances in the office I decided to move them to docker containers, that would make my… Continue reading a more Production friendly ELK stack with Docker