Deploying Anubis in Front of My Static Site
So I just put out a post talking about my new site deployment setup, but lo and behold, I've got some new stuff added to it with Anubis and Static Web Server !
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So I just put out a post talking about my new site deployment setup, but lo and behold, I've got some new stuff added to it with Anubis and Static Web Server !
Hello, world! It's been a while since I've posted on this blog, but better late than never, right? This is coming to you from a new domain btp.dev and a new workflow for this static site. I've been really getting into build and deployment pipelines lately, so I figured I'd write up a little blurb about what I've done for this site.
This is my Advent of Code master post for 2023! I know it's already day 2, but I just had the idea so I'm doing it now. What's the purpouse of this master post? What is a "master post?" Well, basically, I'll be placing my solutions for each AOC puzzle here, and updating the same blog post as I go. I'll walk through the steps I took to arrive at the solution, and some…
Just Write Already! I've been stuck in a writing slump for a while, especially after launching this site earlier this year. Leading up to pushing the site to prod for the first time, I had several ideas for blog posts in mind, and of course, spilled them onto the internet shortly thereafter. However, after that initial spike in posts I quickly ran dry of ideas.
For any Linux enthusiast, administrator, developer, systems engineer, or overall neck-beard, the terminal is the meat and potatoes of a good chunk of day-to-day work and interaction with Linux. Your terminal's shell is a powerful tool to make your work easier and more fun to work with.
This website and its contents are deployed to my VPS via git. The repository is pushed to a production remote and uses hooks to run some basic scripts that organize the incoming content. Git can be a powerful tool to build simple deployment pipelines to remote servers.
My current position involves monitoring large enterprise environments for numerous clients. As the company grows, the need to scale our operations grows with it. Recently, I've been experimenting with Ansible to scale our agent deployment to large environments, and run other large-scale operations.
In April of last year the gaming-supplies company Wyrmwood Gaming launched a Kickstarter campaign for their new dice lineup. Alongside beautiful new sets of gemstone, resin, glass, and carved wooden dice, they announced a new numbering system that can now be requested with your dice set called “High-Variance”.
It's my first post on the new website! After a couple of months of work, I've finished the new website. So far, I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out, and the ideas I have for future additions to the site.