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seantywork/README.md

Yet Another Mindless Linux-junkie 🤪

Insignificant reference

Medium.com is where I'm documenting some none-project related materials.

However, be extra cautious when you visit the site or intend to learn anything from here and there:

NEVER TAKE THEM TOO SERIOUSLY ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Very often, a cat's meowing has more meanings in it than them.

Good day!

Some good materials that I think need attention to...

Death by Thousand Microservices

9 MONTHS WITH GPT-4: CAN I FIRE MY DEVELOPERS YET?

Less is exponentially more

For those interested in the projects

The projects that are pinned down below are the ones most actively engaged with and most interested in for now.

I'm trying to get the documentation for each to catch up but...

So sorry so far!

Anyway, some simple explanations for each are:

  • hack

     You can think of it as curry sauce for Linux,
     because everything I encounter, be that C codes, Linux commands, shell scripts, Go codes, Python and Javascript codes
     is thrown in there. I personally use it as a quick search using Ctrl+F, and you can too if you want :)

  • sorrylinus

     This is the project built with C to primarily control my AC from outside my house.
     It cosists of TCP/TLS socket hub for authenticating a remote machine (primarily Raspberry Pi) and
     delivering messages between the machine and the user server,
     and the HTTP & WebSocket server (the user server) for authenticating user and
     communicating with the socket hub, all deployed on Kubernetes.
     As a perk, I can check out my cat's funny face whenever I want and share it with other people.
     Take a look (if you want)

  • no kube in the ass

     Long story short, this is an added layer written in Go for managing multi-cloud based Kubernetes cluster
     with aggregation into other projects within the organization in mind.
     The orchestration server has HTTP and WebSocket communication channel.
     HTTP channel is for user registration, modification, and serving up WebSocket channel on web interface.
     WebSocket channel is sending actual control message and receiving result data from remote clusters.
     The orchestration server and remote cluster agent also are connected by and communicate with WebSocket
     with Kubernetes x509 data based authentication and encryption in place.
     Check out here if you want to know more

  • kubernetes

     Production-Grade Container Scheduling and Management that I love and contribute to

Pinned

  1. hack hack Public

    crap compilation of mostly Linux and C stuff

    C 1

  2. sorrylinus sorrylinus Public

    I'm sorry Linus, for building the most useless software on earth to handle remotely the most useful software on earth

    C 1

  3. no-kube-in-the-a-s no-kube-in-the-a-s Public

    Forked from OKESTRO-AIDevOps/nkia

    don't get me wrong. I love Kubernetes. it's just that i have a lot of spare time.

    Go 1

  4. kubernetes kubernetes Public

    Forked from kubernetes/kubernetes

    Production-Grade Container Scheduling and Management

    Go