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Node.js is now integrated to the Microsoft Azure platform
Categories: Cloud Computing, Tech Radar | Tags: Linux, Azure, Cloud, Node.js
Node is now a first class citizen in the Microsoft Azure cloud environment alongside .Net, Java and PHP. This integration is the logical consequence of Microsoft’s involvement in the development of…
By David WORMS
Dec 11, 2011
Network Namespace without Docker
Categories: Hack | Tags: DNS, Linux, Namespaces, VLAN, Docker, Network
Let’s imagine the following use case: I am connected to several networks (wlan0, eth0, usb0). I want to choose which network I’m gonna use when I launch apps. My app doesn’t allow me to choose a…
Jul 6, 2016
A CoreOS development cluster with Vagrant and VirtualBox
Categories: Hack, Infrastructure | Tags: Arch Linux, CoreOS, Linux, VirtualBox, etcd, Vagrant
Following CoreOS’s instructions on how to set up a development environment in VirtualBox did not work out well for me. Here are the steps I followed to get Container Linux up and running with Vagrant…
Jun 20, 2018
KVM machines for Vagrant on Archlinux
Categories: DevOps & SRE | Tags: Arch Linux, KVM, Linux, Virtualization, VM, Vagrant
Vagrant supports different providers to manage virtualization. In a Linux environment, you can dramatically improve VM performance by using the libvirt provider and the KVM hypervisor. This tutorial…
Sep 19, 2018
LXD: The Missing Piece
Categories: Containers Orchestration | Tags: CPU, Linux, LXD, VM, Docker, Kubernetes
LXD stands for Linux Container Daemon. Yet another container technology. But LXD is very different. It stands apart from the pack. It is not necessarily better nor much faster nor more secure! But it…
Dec 28, 2018
Recover from an EFI failure on a dedicated server
Categories: Hack | Tags: Infrastructure, Linux, Cloud
A few weeks ago, before upgrading our Ubuntu systems, we sort of messed around with our EFI partitions and the impacted servers never came back online on system reboot after the upgrade. Provisionning…
By Grégor JOUET
Apr 16, 2019
TensorFlow installation on Docker
Categories: Containers Orchestration, Data Science, Learning | Tags: CPU, Linux, AI, Deep Learning, Docker, Jupyter, TensorFlow
TensorFlow is an Open Source software from Google for numerical computation using a graph representation: Vertex (nodes) represent mathematical operations Edges represent N-dimensional data array…
Aug 5, 2019
Rook with Ceph doesn't provision my Persistent Volume Claims!
Categories: DevOps & SRE | Tags: PVC, Linux, Rook, Ubuntu, Ceph, Cluster, Internship, Kubernetes
Ceph installation inside Kubernetes can be provisioned using Rook. Currently doing an internship at Adaltas, I was in charge of participating in the setup of a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster. To avoid…
Sep 9, 2019
Install and debug Kubernetes inside LXD
Categories: Containers Orchestration | Tags: Debug, Linux, LXD, Docker, Kubernetes, Node
We recently deployed a Kubernetes cluster with the need to maintain clusters isolation on our bare metal nodes across our infrastructure. We knew that Virtual Machines would provide the required…
Feb 4, 2020
Desacralizing the Linux overlay filesystem in Docker
Categories: Containers Orchestration, Infrastructure | Tags: DevOps, File system, Linux, Docker
Overlay filesystems (also called union filesystems) is a fundamental technology in Docker to create images and containers. They allow creating a union of directories to create a filesystem. Multiple…
By David WORMS
Jun 3, 2021
Nix introduction, main concepts and commands
Categories: Infrastructure, Learning | Tags: Arch Linux, CentOS, Linux, OS X, Packaging, Ubuntu, NixOS, TDP
Nix is a functional package manager for Linux and other Unix systems, making the management of packages more reliable and easy to reproduce. With a traditional package manager, when updating a package…
Feb 1, 2022
Reliable and reproducible Linux installation with NixOS
Categories: Infrastructure, Learning | Tags: Linux, Packaging, VM, NixOS, TDP
When using an operating system, upgrading packages or installing new ones are common tasks that introduce the risk of affecting the stability of the system. NixOS is a Linux distribution that ensures…
Feb 8, 2022
Nix package creation: install a not yet supported font
Categories: Hack | Tags: Learning and tutorial, Linux, Packaging, GitOps, NixOS, Open source
The Nix packages collection is large with over 60 000 packages. However, chances are that sometimes the package you need is not available. You must integrate it yourself. I needed for some fonts which…
By David WORMS
Mar 29, 2022
NixOS: Enabling LXD virtual machines using Flakes
Categories: Hack, Learning | Tags: Learning and tutorial, Linux, LXD, Packaging, VM, GitHub, NixOS, Open source
Nixpkgs is an ever-increasing collection of software packages for Nix and NixOS. Even with more than 80,000 packages, you easily run in a situation where there is a functionality that is not yet…
May 13, 2022
Framework laptop with NixOS, a user feedback
Categories: Learning, Tech Radar | Tags: CLI, DevOps, Learning and tutorial, Linux, Packaging, NixOS, Open source
A new job comes with a new laptop. As such, I was given a Framework Laptop DIY Edition with the objective to install and configure it entirely with NixOS. I will share my first impressions after…
Aug 22, 2022
WasmEdge: WebAssembly runtimes are coming for the edge
Categories: Containers Orchestration, Adaltas Summit 2021, Infrastructure, Tech Radar | Tags: JAMstack, Linux, Docker, Rust Lang, WebAssembly
With many security challenges solved by design in its core conception, lots of projects benefit from using WebAssembly. WasmEdge runtime is an efficient Virtual Machine optimized for edge computing…
Sep 29, 2022
Traefik, Docker and dnsmasq to simplify container networking
Categories: Containers Orchestration, Infrastructure, Tech Radar | Tags: DNS, Gatsby, JAMstack, Linux, Docker, Network
Good tech adventures start with some frustration, a need, or a requirement. This is the story of how I simplified the management and access of my local web applications with the help of Traefik and…
By David WORMS
Nov 17, 2022
Kubernetes: debugging with ephemeral containers
Categories: Containers Orchestration, Tech Radar | Tags: Debug, Kubernetes
Anyone who has ever had to manipulate Kubernetes has found himself confronted with the resolution of pod errors. The methods provided for this purpose are efficient, and allow to overcome the most…
Feb 7, 2023
