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Huh wut? Yes, let me explain. Suppose you want to host a C# WebAPI application in a docker container, and the hostname used is changing all the time be

In my quest to get everything that was previously running in Docker on my Synology to (micro)K8s, I now want to run my Unifi controller on it. Of cours

Somehow I installed 1.19 as my MicroK8s cluster version. Of course I want 1.20. This should be easy because of the version skew support [https://kuberne

I'm already running SonarQube on K8s [/sonarqube-on-my-microk8s-setup/]. But I took a shortcut there using hostpath persistent storage. So the pod must

Since I'm not running vCenter in my 2 ESXi 7.x node homelab, I'm missing out on some features. Actually the only one I really miss the ability to clone

I'm running two ESXi servers but I'm not using vCenter because I find it to be too resource intensive. And to run my K8s host VM's I don't really need i

After getting SonarQube up and running [/sonarqube-on-my-microk8s-setup/] on my K8s setup, I started moving my project analysis to that setup. To find o

Next up in my migration to K8s is SonarQube. SonarQube needs persistent storage so the first thing to enable is the storage add-on in MicroK8s: sudo mi

My Github runner [/migrating-from-synology-docker-to-k8s/] is running only unittests right now. But I also have a test set that are sort of integration

So, I'm running a three node MicroK8s cluster and I am migrating my containers running on my Synology to it. I am already running my github runners [/mi

I've been using the ability to run containers with the docker functionality on my Synology for some time now. I've upgraded the memory to 8Gb just to be

The other day I was trying to install a Kubernetes cluster using the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG). But I ran into a problem that I cannot find anywhere d

I've made my custom buildpack here [/using-environment-variables-from-cloud-foundry-in-angular-with-the-staticfile_buildpack/] but that only works onli

So, you've build your own homelab hosted Cloud Foundry environment, but forgot to apply a proper certificate to the gorouter. Let's fix that.. First we

Ofcourse I want to follow the 12 factor app rules as much as possible, and ofcourse I also want to deploy my apps in Cloud Foundry. When it comes to ht

With all the hardware for my openEVSE done, I started focussing on the software part. That is the openEVSE firmware. Because I only need the basic func

So, you have this MVC app that you want to convert to Blazor. But you can't do this in one big bang, simply because it's too much work. One approach wo

This article is written for blazor 0.4. The things here are most certainly to change in the future. Blazor is all about components, so the first thing t

The material components MDC [https://material.io/develop/web/] are pretty slick, so I want to use them in combination with blazor. Since blazor 0.3 this

Although the 0.2 release is around the corner, I thought it might still be usefull to list some caveats of the 0.1 blazor release to get you up and runn

This is an awesome js library: http://packery.metafizzy.co/

The other day I was trying to get this demo to work: Azure AD graph API demo [https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-dotnet-graphapi-console

So.. I have this use case in which a memory database could be a solution. So I wondered if maybe the inmemory option of EF Core could be used for that.

This one was somewhat hard to find because all examples use the command line, so documenting here. Suppose you want to build a asp.net core application

This is a follow up on two earlier posts.. this [/usb-serial-on-windows-10-iot-core-2/] and this one [/serial-usb-on-windows-10-iot-core/] So I ordered

This is a follow up on this [/serial-usb-on-windows-10-iot-core/] earlier post. Today the release version of Windows 10 IoT core became available. So I

So.. I wanted to do some experimenting with Win10 IoT core. I've got this Usb to serial plug that I wanted to get working. Plugged it in and tested thi