Adam’s Blog

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  1. Build the thing
  2. Run the thing
  3. Measure the thing
  4. Improve the thing

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Good systems are boring in production.

The interesting work happens before they get there.

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1package main
2
3import "fmt"
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5func main() {
6    fmt.Println("hello, blog")
7}
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2kind: Deployment
3metadata:
4  name: example
5spec:
6  replicas: 2

Tables

AreaToolNotes
InfraTalosImmutable Kubernetes nodes
GitOpsFluxDeclarative cluster changes
StorageRook-CephDistributed storage at home

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Definition lists

Kubernetes
A container orchestration system.
GitOps
A way to manage systems from version-controlled desired state.

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  1. Footnotes are useful for side notes without breaking the flow. ↩︎