- Setting Up MySQL Replication as a back-up solution
MySQL replication is a good thing to have. It provides greater resilience and removes a single point of failure. By following these steps, you will create a replica of a master server, acting as a permanent backup in the case of a DR scenario.
- Configure Autofs on Arch Linux
Autofs is a way of auto-mounting devices to a running system. Theses steps will walk through enabling it on an Archlinux system.
- Working with Terraform
Terraform is a cloud orchestration scripting language. This allows the capturing of cloud infrastructure.
- Sync Google Calendar With Org Agenda
I use org-mode an awful lot - it helps me manage my tasks and code all in one place.
- Moving Boot Partition (EFI/EPS partition)
If you’ve been using Linux for a few years, you’ll probably remember that 100MB for a /boot partition was no problem.
- Cycle Jaunt Around Bath
Sunday involved a train ride to bath with a Brompton in fold, and then cycling around the Two Tunnels circular route. A quick stop at The Hope and Anchor pub to avoid the sleet and get a quick half-way coffee, is highly recommended.
- How to create an instance that pulls your website content automatically
Amazon Web Services allows you to spin up instances very quickly. This how to will show you how to upload your content to a S3 bucket and then launch an instance that pulls that content in and starts Apache to serve that content.
- AWS - How to Create A VPC
AWS allows you to create your own virtual private cloud (or VPC).
- AWS - How to Serve Traffic from a Load Balancer
Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows you to serve private network traffic from behind a public load balancer. This offers extra security benefits as it detects DDOS traffic and other exploits and offers a layer of protection.
- TADS walk Swindon to Goring
TADS - Teresa, Adam, Dave and Shep walking. We have been walking for about 2 years now, all around the South East. This was our longest walk by far in two days. Swindon to Goring.