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databases
Seamlessy dump, encrypt and compress your database to the cloud
07.07.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/07/seamlessy-dump-encrypt-and-compress-your-database-to-the-cloud/
Cloud databases aren’t always an option, but backups are never optional. A small Bash script that dumps a Postgres database, compresses and encrypts it on the fly and sends it to the cloud, run by cron at the least busy time.
continue reading ~6 min
germanshepherddog
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
hard-copy correspondence
Legal disclaimer about paper documents
12.03.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/03/legal-disclaimer-about-paper-documents/
Please be advised that I may not be able to process in time any paper documents sent to me.
continue reading ~1 min
kafka
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
kubernetes
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
docker
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
k3d
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
friends
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
gps
Making a dumbest tablet a navigation device with NMEA
22.10.2026 https://y-b.one/2026/10/making-a-dumbest-tablet-a-navigation-device-with-nmea/
Used tablets are cheap and everywhere, and most of them have no GPS at all. A chart app without a position is just a very expensive paper chart. So let’s make the boat’s 5G router tell the tablet where it is, over Wi-Fi, with NMEA and a tiny container.
continue reading ~12 min
hiring
The hiring process for high-tech is completely screwed. Here’s why and how I fixed it for me and my team
22.12.2022 https://y-b.one/2022/12/the-hiring-process-for-high-tech-is-completely-screwed.-heres-why-and-how-i-fixed-it-for-me-and-my-team/
Many years ago I had to hire a helping hand for myself for a first time. This was a very painfull, almost killing process. And I fixed it for the every next time. This article explains how.
continue reading ~10 min
keynote
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
lab
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
databases
Seamlessy dump, encrypt and compress your database to the cloud
07.07.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/07/seamlessy-dump-encrypt-and-compress-your-database-to-the-cloud/
Cloud databases aren’t always an option, but backups are never optional. A small Bash script that dumps a Postgres database, compresses and encrypts it on the fly and sends it to the cloud, run by cron at the least busy time.
continue reading ~6 min
friends
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
germanshepherddog
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
hiring
The hiring process for high-tech is completely screwed. Here’s why and how I fixed it for me and my team
22.12.2022 https://y-b.one/2022/12/the-hiring-process-for-high-tech-is-completely-screwed.-heres-why-and-how-i-fixed-it-for-me-and-my-team/
Many years ago I had to hire a helping hand for myself for a first time. This was a very painfull, almost killing process. And I fixed it for the every next time. This article explains how.
continue reading ~10 min
kafka
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
keynote
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
kubernetes
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
docker
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
gps
Making a dumbest tablet a navigation device with NMEA
22.10.2026 https://y-b.one/2026/10/making-a-dumbest-tablet-a-navigation-device-with-nmea/
Used tablets are cheap and everywhere, and most of them have no GPS at all. A chart app without a position is just a very expensive paper chart. So let’s make the boat’s 5G router tell the tablet where it is, over Wi-Fi, with NMEA and a tiny container.
continue reading ~12 min
hard-copy correspondence
Legal disclaimer about paper documents
12.03.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/03/legal-disclaimer-about-paper-documents/
Please be advised that I may not be able to process in time any paper documents sent to me.
continue reading ~1 min
k3d
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
lab
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
databases
Seamlessy dump, encrypt and compress your database to the cloud
07.07.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/07/seamlessy-dump-encrypt-and-compress-your-database-to-the-cloud/
Cloud databases aren’t always an option, but backups are never optional. A small Bash script that dumps a Postgres database, compresses and encrypts it on the fly and sends it to the cloud, run by cron at the least busy time.
continue reading ~6 min
docker
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
friends
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
germanshepherddog
3 June 2024
21:09 https://y-b.one/boat-life/395/
У Генри появилась подружка🐶 Её зовут Урса, живёт на соседней лодке ⛵️. Спокойная и ласковая девочка с очень интересной мордочкой: раскосые глаза и всегда улыбающаяся пасть🥰 Собака-улыбака😜
А ещё, она никогда не лает🐶 Во время игр с Генри она иногда порыкивает на него, но без лая.
Генрюха к ней относится, как к даме, хотя холку вздыбливает, когда Урса заходит к нам на лодку, но, ненадолго. Подружились собачки 🐶🐕
Генри до приезда в
Черногорию всегда был окружен себе подобными: гуляли вместе в парке и всячески развлекали друг друга. Причем, это были абсолютно разные породы: от французских бульдогов до алабая. А здесь мало гуляют с собаками, поэтому друзей нет😕 И вот Урса, такая же морячка, как и Генри🥰 Жалко будет расставаться.
Спасибо, что вы с нами, друзья!
#sailingwithhenry #afuka #twomanontheboat #germanshepherddog #friends #yachtinginmontenegro #лодкапарусхвост #буднияхтинга #яхтингвчерногории #арендаяхтывчерногории #друзья #немецкаяовчарка
gps
Making a dumbest tablet a navigation device with NMEA
22.10.2026 https://y-b.one/2026/10/making-a-dumbest-tablet-a-navigation-device-with-nmea/
Used tablets are cheap and everywhere, and most of them have no GPS at all. A chart app without a position is just a very expensive paper chart. So let’s make the boat’s 5G router tell the tablet where it is, over Wi-Fi, with NMEA and a tiny container.
continue reading ~12 min
hard-copy correspondence
Legal disclaimer about paper documents
12.03.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/03/legal-disclaimer-about-paper-documents/
Please be advised that I may not be able to process in time any paper documents sent to me.
continue reading ~1 min
hiring
The hiring process for high-tech is completely screwed. Here’s why and how I fixed it for me and my team
22.12.2022 https://y-b.one/2022/12/the-hiring-process-for-high-tech-is-completely-screwed.-heres-why-and-how-i-fixed-it-for-me-and-my-team/
Many years ago I had to hire a helping hand for myself for a first time. This was a very painfull, almost killing process. And I fixed it for the every next time. This article explains how.
continue reading ~10 min
k3d
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
kafka
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
keynote
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
kubernetes
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min
Extending Kubernetes
19.05.2019 https://y-b.one/2019/05/extending-kubernetes/
This keynote is in Russian, sry.
Расширяем и дополняем Kubernetes / Андрей Половов, Иван Михейкин (Флант)
lab
IV: Deploy kafka (RedPanda actually) to our k3d cluster
24.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iv-deploy-kafka-redpanda-actually-to-our-k3d-cluster/
Actual kubernetes-native apps often communicate not directly, but by sending messages to each other. The most common messaging apps for them are RabbitMQ, Redis (despite it’s actually a caching thing) and Kafka. In this case we’ll deploy a lighter Kafka alternative — Red Panda — which is much simpler in deployment, wa-ay less resource-greedy, but fully compatible with the original Kafka protocol.
continue reading ~1 min
III: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Service mesh and Postgres
02.02.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/02/iii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-service-mesh-and-postgres/
Writing kubernetes-native apps often requires inter-service communications and the best way to do that is to use the Service Mesh which helps services to discover each other and communicate. Also there could be need a database to store processed data and as an example we’ll deploy a k8s-native Postgres.
continue reading ~5 min
II: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Monitoring
22.01.2021 https://y-b.one/2021/01/ii-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-monitoring/
The second part of the “Kubernetes home lab with k3d” series. This part is all about monitoring using Grafana-Prometheus-Loki stack
continue reading ~4 min
I: Building kubernetes home lab with k3d — Cluster deployment
07.12.2020 https://y-b.one/2020/12/i-building-kubernetes-home-lab-with-k3d-cluster-deployment/
Kubernetes spread is so wide these days so any programmer/DevOps pretending to be a “modern one” shall have a hands-on experience with it at least at a scale of the home lab. So this topic is exactly about building one.
continue reading ~6 min