Articles
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Weaving a bracelet on a frame loom
Here’s how I make woven bracelets on a frame loom. As far as weaving goes, you’ll need to know how to do a basic hem stitch, and how to tie the two simplest knots in existence: the overhand, and the square knot. I wrote this blog post because I spent way too much time figuring out how to attach the ends to each other.
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Finally understanding Kubernetes (part 4 of 4)
In Part 1, we dug into Pods, Deployments, and Services. In Part 2 we looked at configuration and persistence. In Part 3 we went over what’s left in terms of building your own things. In this part, we’ll talk about RBAC, Helm, and then put it all together with a capstone exercise to put it all together.
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Finally understanding Kubernetes (part 3 of 4)
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Finally understanding Kubernetes (part 2 of 4)
You’ve probably seen / had to use Kubernetes to some extent, but maybe you don’t really get it yet? And you’d like to? Then this post is for you. In Part 1, we dug into the basic nuts and bolts of Kubernetes, learning about Pods, Deployments, and Services. Next, we’ll dig into configuration and persistence.
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Finally understanding Kubernetes (part 1 of 4)
So you’ve made it to 2026 and you understand Docker containers to be “kinda like a VM, but not really”, and Kubernetes is “kinda deploy docker containers, but not really”… and you’ve probably seen / had to use Kubernetes to some extent, but don’t really get it yet? And you’d like to? Then this post is for you.
CISO of Regrello. PhD from and previously Adj. Assoc. Professor at the Universitty of Texas at Austin. Passionate about security and privacy.