If you’re experiencing boot loops after an intensive tethering session with LineageOS, maybe the network statistics database is corrupted. It happens to me nearly once every two weeks or so (I use tethering a lot in this period).

You want to start developing mobile apps for iOS (native or with ANY framework). You don’t want to mess with bureaucracy and procedures. This time, however, you can’t escape.

Kubernetes Dashboard is an excellent web client for Kubernetes clusters. Even if I prefer locally installed clients (kubectl and k9s are enough for me :-D), a web UI is handy when you have a random group of users (developers?) and you don’t want to give them access to the API server, or you don’t want to force them to install and configure a Kubernetes client only to open the logs of some pod once a week.

In the last two days, I was preparing a virtual environment for some tests about MariaDB replication. I was determined to use the same identical settings of the production machine I was simulating: Debian 10, Docker, MariaDB 10.4. I use terraform for these tests, which works pretty well with the libvirt provider.