Cornucopia of Corbs

80s’ish neon colored logos created with Pixelmator Pro. The 80s was a colorful decade, fueled by the rise of MTV, Atari, Apple and neon colored everything.

As a VMware homelab enthusiast I’m always looking for ways to streamline my vSphere environment. As it turns out, being able to quickly stamp out VMs from images cuts down on toil and IMO a core capability of any respectable at-home data-center .

No frills K8s lab notes on deploying openebs and using for MinIO storage.

April showers bring May flowers and make for a colorful walk in the neighborhood. Spring as certainly sprung and from it yielded allergies, pretty pics and a new Sip palette.

You get a volume, you get a volume, you, and you and you…being able to provision “elastic block storage” for K8s can be quite gratifying, you may feel like Oprah on some grand giveaway. Let’s dig in and take a gander at openebs.

A delightful weekend with the family in Broken Bow Oklahoma, complements of my Bro! Got in a little hike with a backpack fill of Shih Tzu too!

The Fruit Pie Pop-Art project making Fruit Pies appear out of thin air with Fruit Pie the Magician.

DIY guide on installing, configuring and using a LoadBalancer, Ingress Controller, and Certificate Manager on a Vanilla Kubernetes Cluster so you can deal TLS certificates like a Boss.

Travelling to the westernmost outpost in the central timezone; Van Horn, a gem of a town halfway between Marfa and the Guadalupe Mountains National Park.

I get serious eye rolls from the wife when I say “Marfa is my favorite place on the planet” because she fears I’m serious. And I am.