What happened since 2019?
August 1, 2022
So a few months after landing a new job in Toronto in 2019 Q3, I got new administrative and analytical tasks in a global position. Working for a worldwide gold-mining company was rewarding albeit really, really fast-paced. When Things started to settle, Covid-19 came on Q1 2020. Meanwhile, I had not only close contact with […]
Docker for Windows + Virtual Box
August 23, 2018
I decided to try Docker at the current version. After reading the Readme file, just stated that it will not run along with VirtualBox in the same machine. Once my job requires Virtual Box + Vagrant, a search for a solution came out to two different approaches: 1 – Install the old version of Docker […]
Linux – The sed command
April 10, 2018
This very flexible tool present in Linux distributions is used for a plethora of use cases related to text processing, most taking care of all possible exceptions. I had the need to read the manual again in order to be able to apply the simplest way (imho) for get rid of sections of text. My […]
Linux flavors running natively under Windows
April 3, 2018
As weird as it could sound by that time, this day has arrived around 2 years ago and seem to be more stable each day. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about The official Microsoft page is astonishing for a first reading, and surely it worth a copy here. It sounds as something that should not be considered to be used […]
Basic Git usages
February 20, 2018
When I left the SVN world, I started to brave the new world of git. Not that new… the matter is that most system had already automated git basic usages until something weird happens during your commit/push process such as conflicts. So, let’s start from scratch: First commit Approach 1 via HTTPS: Create the repo […]
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery tools and scenarios
February 20, 2018
Lately I’ve noticed that most companies would like to come up with solutions for configuration management from small to large group of servers, services, databases, applications and the way all those tools connect. Inasmuch as most managers know that support fees for the maintenance are really usual, rarely do they consider those costs from the […]
SQL query examples for MSSQL
February 20, 2018
Some companies have dead set against open source due to possible vulnerabilities, others owing to the fact they have a huge [provider] base already installed or long term contracts. In order to handle that, I’ve selected some Microsoft SQL Server “Selects” and other commands one may find useful have in hand in future. Disclaimer: Some […]
Some useful command lines for Linux systems
February 20, 2018
Once in a while, as programmers or system administrators, we face the need of issuing commands we might not remember by heart. So I came out with the following list (to be constantly updated) related to this topic. I have been using mostly the CentOS and Ubuntu distros, so most of them may be applied […]
The so-called Jenkins
February 20, 2018
I’ve seem Jenkins as an useful interface for multiple systems monitoring and acting as usual as a Continuous Integration solution, and depending of the scripts, could start Continuous Delivery tools as well. For starting using the current version (as of 02/2018), the following code snippets and links may well help you through your journey. This […]
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January 13, 2016
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