· 13 min read
My new Wordpress plugins development workflow
I'll just explain the new way that I am planing to use for working with Wordpress plugins development
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Technical writing about K3s, Cloudflare Workers, WordPress, PostgreSQL, and self-hosting.
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Building a WordPress Plugin Entirely with AI Agents — In One Week
This is how I gave AI Agents the freedom to build something
Using Kindle as weather display screen
In this post I'll explain how I turned my old Kindle to show the current weather in my area when its sleep
· 17 min read
Host your own analytics with Umami, Supabase, Hetzner and K3s
We are going to explain how we can setup our own analytic server with the help of Umami, Supabase, Hetzner, and K3s.
· 9 min read
Cloudflare Workers with PostgreSQL: Full Example Using Hono.js
How to connect Cloudflare Workers to a PostgreSQL database using Hono.js. Complete edge-deployed API example with connection pooling.
· 1 min read
K3s Certificate Rotation: Fix and Renew Expired Certificates
How to rotate and renew expired K3s certificates on your Kubernetes cluster. Fix certificate errors and keep your K3s nodes running.
· 3 min read
K3s Storage Class with NFS: Complete Setup Guide
Learn how to configure K3s with an NFS storage class for persistent volumes. Step-by-step setup for Raspberry Pi and ARM clusters.
· 4 min read
To Manage or To Host
Just a small talk about whether it is worth to host your services or to offload the services to other provider
· 3 min read
Local WordPress development on mac
An out-of-the-box way to create a composer-powered WordPress project for local development.
· 3 min read
New rules for reading books
After so many years trying to read as much as I can, I think I found my best reading rules ever
Mastodon on K3s - Part 3
I'll talk about the different yaml files that we will create, to install Mastodon, PostgreSQL and backup our database everyday.
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Mastodon on K3s - Part 2
In this part I'll talk about configuring your servers so can connect your K3s instances together.
