Today, I’m building a locally hosted (“On-Premises,” if you will) Kubernetes cluster that runs on three Raspberry Pi 4 devices. The goal is to get Kubernetes working and being able to deploy WordPress and MySQL on the cluster. But why?… Read More »Building a Kubernetes cluster using Raspberry Pi 4
I realize this is awfully specific, but I needed to replicate my current hosted WordPress setup for some tests. I began this by exporting all content of my site using the All-In-One Migration WP extension – it results in a… Read More »Building a local WordPress test environment using Windows 10, Docker Desktop, and WSL 2
Recent weeks have been busy, and many things have demanded my attention. As a result I haven’t had too much time to build things, and I love to build things. So today, during a coffee break at work, I decided… Read More »Building a command-line utility to search for WordPress content using .NET Core and System.Text.Json
I wrote last July about how I run my blog as a static site. In essence, I ran a local virtual machine with Windows Server 2019 and XAMPP. I would author my posts, and generate a static HTML site periodically,… Read More »Introducing ‘Just Enough Migration’
I’m currently running my blog (the one you’re reading, thanks!) in Azure, Microsoft’s cloud platform. For the longest of times — which is maybe five years — I ran multiple WordPress sites in Azure using the PaaS offering. This includes… Read More »Running a static site in Microsoft Azure using WordPress for content management
