I finally got Netflix’s Bless running in production using a forked version of Lyft’s client. This post will focus on the first and easier portion: Bless in Lambda

I wrote a blog post over on oVirt about how to use the most recent release of my new vagrant oVirt v4 provider.

I made a super tedious keyboard.

The previous part focused on getting Kibana up. This one focuses on getting Curator

The previous part focused on getting logstash up. This one focuses on getting Kibana

The previous part focused on getting the ECS cluster, ECR repos, and Elasticsearch up. This one focuses on getting Logstash

This will be a write-up on how to get a self-healing and self-curating SSL-enabled Hot/Warm ELK stack using ECS and lambda

We’ve been using pure beanstalk at my current gig for six months and here are my thoughts.

In the last few months I’ve been working to move my latest employer to AWS from Heroku and discovered a very nasty bug.

I recently found out that you can have at most 500 application versions across beanstalk. I wrote a small script to purge it of old ones