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How to: Run Kubernetes Locally

Why run Kubernetes locally?If you want to run your app in a dev environment that will emulate what production will look like this is a way to do it locally from your workstation. There are kubernetes mechanisms like…
Read More »How to move docker data directory to a different mount – Ubuntu

I’ve recently been working with docker to deploy containers on Ubuntu server. By default they deploy in the standard data directory used for docker is /var/lib/docker. If you’re using a cloud platform like digital ocean the standard storage…
Read More »AWS Bitnami WordPress AMI Administration for Windows

I have recently been looking in to some of the AWS free tier products. For those of you that don’t know AWS providers a number of their products free for 1 – 12 months from the date the…
Read More »Randomize your MAC address in Ubuntu

Windows 10 users would have probably seen the option on there Wifi settings to enable a random hardware address for networks. This is useful when wanting to keep anonymous on public wifi connections or even to get more…
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