gmhafiz - Network

I want to know what device limits password input to 15 characters.

I want to know what device limits password input to 15 characters.

At some point I must have switched off 'watch' toggle in my https://github.com/gmhafiz/go8 repository. I now have two PRs worth to...

At some point I must have switched off 'watch' toggle in my https://github.com/gmhafiz/go8 repository.

I now have two PRs worth to be looked at!

And #codeberg has a free static site hosting so this is perfect with #hugo. A caveat is I need to build locally, copy to codeberg's...

And #codeberg has a free static site hosting so this is perfect with #hugo. A caveat is I need to build locally, copy to codeberg's pages repo, then push the commit. So a couple more steps were needed compared to using netlify to host a static site.

I've been playing with Hextra, https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/hextra/ a documentation theme for #hugo and I'm liking it so far. It...

I've been playing with Hextra, https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/hextra/ a documentation theme for #hugo and I'm liking it so far. It has sticky menu sidebars on both sides which makes jumping around sections easy. It looks good out of the box too. It will definitely replace the long-winded documentation I have on https://github.com/gmhafiz/go8

My newest blog post is on #Observability. To anyone who has heard the term observability, #OpenTelemetry or #Prometheus, but does not know...

My newest blog post is on #Observability. To anyone who has heard the term observability, #OpenTelemetry or #Prometheus, but does not know why they are relevant, this post might be beneficial to you. The post mainly attempts to explain three things: metrics, tracing and logs.

Another important message I want to deliver is vendor-neutrality. Because we do not want to be stuck on one ecosystem or vendor only.

Observability: A deeper primer and a vendor-neutral approach https://www.gmhafiz.com/blog/observability/

express routing code order is important 🤦‍♂️ #expressJS

express routing code order is important 🤦‍♂️

#expressJS

Can't believe I forgot to post an update here in mastodon but I have written a post a month ago on creating a #HighlyAvailable #k8s...

Can't believe I forgot to post an update here in mastodon but I have written a post a month ago on creating a #HighlyAvailable #k8s cluster using kubeadm with haproxy and keepalived.

There are countless guides on creating a multi-control-plane k8s cluster but many of them omit the load balancer part. v1.26 also means we need to take care of containerd version.

All this is about 12 minutes minus download time. Link at https://www.gmhafiz.com/blog/highly-available-kubernetes-cluster/ and repo at https://github.com/gmhafiz/k8s-ha. Thank you.

Finally got not only #prometheus, #jaeger, and #loki working for #laravel, but also correlate logs to a trace ID. This blue...

Finally got not only #prometheus, #jaeger, and #loki working for #laravel, but also correlate logs to a trace ID. This blue "Jaeger" button goes straight to a jaeger trace detail! No longer do I have to copy and paste any trace IDs.

Finding working packages for laravel was not easy, especially when there isn't a stable #opentelemetry library for #php.

#observability #grafana

What I found is each of them has its place between hand-rolled queries, dynamic queries, and eager-loading table relationships. I dove into...

What I found is each of them has its place between hand-rolled queries, dynamic queries, and eager-loading table relationships. I dove into more details on how each libraries and orms fares against those operations in the posts. It is also accompanied with reproducible repo at https://github.com/gmhafiz/golang-database-library-orm-example

These are my first technical blog posts so I highly appreciate any feedback you can give. Thank you.
#golang

Over a period of a year, I've been writing a 12-part series of blog posts on different libraries and orms in Go to interact with...

Over a period of a year, I've been writing a 12-part series of blog posts on different libraries and orms in Go to interact with database. They are #sqlx, #sqlc, #squirrel, #gorm, #sqlboiler, and #ent. Operations include simple CRUD stuff, 1-many, many-to-many, etc. I have just concluded with the last post three days ago and I thought it may be ready for wider consumption. The link starts at https://www.gmhafiz.com/blog/golang-database-library-orm-example-intro/ and ends after eleven more posts. #golang

Ivanchuk vs Jordan today!!

Ivanchuk vs Jordan today!!

Wait, #RockyLinux security update is 10 years?!

Wait, #RockyLinux security update is 10 years?!

I think I finally got an HA #kubernetes cluster running using #haproxy and #keepalived

I think I finally got an HA #kubernetes cluster running using #haproxy and #keepalived