Living On The Command Line
Mischa van den BurgAt least one free tutorial per week. I write about Linux, DevOps, Kubernetes, productivity, note-taking and workflow improvement. I will share everything I have learned in my journey to become a DevOps Engineer and help you get a tech job.
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Kubernetes Storage Performance Testing Guide: Comparing AKS and Azure Local Storage
This guide explains how to perform storage performance testing in Kubernetes environments using FIO (Flexible I/O Tester). We’ll compare storage performance between Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure Local (Previously known as Azure S...
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Which Kubernetes Distribution You Should Use For Your Homelab
Today, I want to dive into a crucial decision for anyone setting up a Kubernetes home lab: choosing the right distribution. Whether you're preparing for your CKA certification or building a learning environment, this choice will significant...
Visual Note-Making
Today, I want to share my process of creating visual notes while studying artificial intelligence concepts. Even though I'm not naturally a visual person, I've discovered that incorporating visual elements into my note-taking system has tre...
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I'm a Cloud Native Engineer and Microsoft MVP dedicated to my craft of Kubernetes Engineering and to help others to change their career to IT and DevOps. Obsessed with Kubernetes & Microsoft Azure, neovim, productivity, zettelkasten and notetaking.
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