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Bunny Fonts: The font platform I've been waiting for

Creating websites with nice fonts used to be hard if you wanted to avoid using Google. I've started using Bunny Fonts and love it!

Mid-2024 updates

Some minor updates shortly after the longest day of the year, including AWS certification, kubernetes training and other bits and bobs

Exploring Bunny CDN and DNS

After my little 'DIY serverless' experiment the other day, I thought I'd check out other content delivery network options, and found BunnyCDN

On self-hosting a static website: Trying out a DIY serverless approach

I spent a bit of time exploring options for self-hosting static websites following serverless principles.

AWS certification preparation: Some useful resources and tactics

A quick summary of how I've been preparing for the AWS SAA certification using Udemy and Anki

The PK coffee of the year 2023!

One coffee in particular stuck out the most in 2023! Here's my little homage to Fika's Ugandan delight.

What I hope to achieve in 2024

Here are some things I'm hoping to work with and/or learn more about in 2024

Arch Linux with BTRFS and raid

I updated my main desktop, re-installing Arch Linux and trying out BTRFS and some of its features

Setting up Arch Linux on an old Alienware

A wee refresher on installing Arch Linux, using an old Alienware laptop

Hello! I'm Peter

I am interested in . . . . . . tech I'm an Engineer at Sage , where I've been since July 2021. I initially joined as an Associate Developer, writing application code. I'm now in a more platform engineering/architectural role. I'm a longterm user and lover of Linux. I settled on Arch Linux about three years ago and haven't had any temptation to distro-hop since. I'm a tinkerer and tend to have a…

Using Cloudflare to establish canonical URLs

A number of websites I look after had two entry points, so I learned about canonical URLs and using Cloudflare to prevent duplication and create stability.

Introducing my new website

Well over a year ago, I pulled down my modest, manually written HTML/CSS/JS website from peterkeenan.co.uk and put up a holding page. I have had a lovely, blazing fast NextJS site waiting in the wings, ready to go for that entire time. It was just lacking any substance, because I always ended up tinkering with styling or fun React stuff whenever I went into that code base rather than adding…