A load testing tool aimed to perform real-time analysis, inspired by vegeta and jplot.

The goal of this project, and by extension, the goal of all resources here is to help people learn about compression algorithms and encourage people to tinker, build, and experiment with their own algorithms and implementations. Afterall, the best way to innovate in tech is to get a bunch of developers interested in something and let them lead the way.

This project allows you to do basic Kubernetes administration through Minecraft.

Some advice on how to organize your on call efforts.

This unofficial extension integrates Draw.io into VS Code.

Hetty is an HTTP toolkit for security research. It aims to become an open source alternative to commercial software like Burp Suite Pro, with powerful features tailored to the needs of the infosec and bug bounty community.

In the past I've had some problems sharing my screen with coworkers using corporate chatting solutions like Microsoft Teams. I wanted to show them some of my code, but either the stream lagged several seconds behind or the quality was so poor that my colleagues couldn't read the code. Or both.

That's why I created screego. It allows you to share your screen with good quality and low latency. Screego is an addition to existing software and only helps to share your screen. Nothing else (:.

This post is just a set of short meeting notes from CNCF Workshop (Helm Workshop: v2 to v3), but I think it will be useful.

- Use stable releases. Always. And wait for fixes, before upgrade.
- Combine tools. Do not try to Terraform everything.
- Do not treat examples as well-defined solutions.
- Automate. Do not plan or apply manually.
- Do not do things manually. Never.
- Test additive and fresh-start change.
- Separate modules wisely.
- Use tools to test code statically, resources quality and security.
- Use functions accordingly.
- Do not overkill modules with variables. 
- Manage provider versions.