1. Pi 5 announced

    Ah, a NEW Pi, the Pi 5, has been announced. As usual, its an upgrade on the previous version, which is the 4. It looks like it'll be sold along side the 4, as havve been the previous models. The 5 will have at least a 4GB and an 8GB …

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  2. Tuning up the lab

    Ah, the lab. I've actually had a lot of time to plan and research, so its nice to finally be trying to action here a bit. I even dug through my pi-related boneyard to do an inventory with the hopes of using at least some of what I already had …

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  3. Another take on kubernetes security

    So, I've started to review some of my "useful links" for Kubernetes, and a lot of my recent links are security focused, and after a bunch of reviewing I have opinions, so let's look at some of them.

    First, some general comment -- almost all articles have every word capitalized. Maybe …

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  4. Pi update Jul 2023

    Well, after a long number of months, it finally looks like we're getting a bit of movement on the Raspberry Pi supply chain. I checked today and the stores that were green (had stock available now) stretched all the way onto the second page. Contrast that with 3 or 4 …

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  5. Developing some content

    I've been gathering links to various interesting Kubernetes and cloud native vids/blogs/posts over the past several years, both to stay informed and to help others. As time has gone on, I've expanded the pace, but realized that not all resources are helpful. So I've started to write some …

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  6. Touching base with the community

    So, I attended my local AWS summit, and overall I had an enjoyable time. This is my second summit, and I had much better understanding and expectations this time, even though the flow was very different. Last year was over two days, where this year felt rushed and only over …

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  7. Diving back into serverless again

    Ah Lambda, we hardly remember you. After quite a bit of time of being away from serverless stuff, I needed to do some Lambda stuff. I can say that it was not anywhere near as bad getting back into as I thought, and I actually remember a few things here …

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  8. Reading kubernetes books again

    So, after a bit of time off, I'm playing more regularly with Kubernetes again, and realizing how much I either didn't understand or have forgotten. Thus I'm taking some time to read my Kubernetes books. My first one is Up and Running, which is a great book. I should check …

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  9. Revisiting k8s and upgrading

    So, UGH.

    I've been piddling with Kubernetes for a while, but the main tinkering piece I'm using has gotten long in the tooth. It's 1.21, and a quick check of the support lifecycle says supported ended 10 months ago. Even 1.24 will lose active support in about a …

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