If you’re using Claude Code for real development work – not just quick one-off tasks, you’ll eventually hit the same tension I did: you want Claude to move fast without asking permission for every git status, but you don’t want to hand it unrestricted access to your entire filesystem. This post walks through how I […]
After migrating my Kubernetes cluster from Calico to Cilium, enabling kube-proxy replacement and migrating from ingress-nginx to Cilium Ingress, the final step was moving to the Kubernetes Gateway API. What looked like a straightforward migration turned into several hours of debugging. Hopefully this post saves someone else the same time. Environment My goal was simple:
After getting Immich running on Kubernetes, I assumed the hard part was over. Narrator: It wasn’t. Most of the issues I encountered weren’t bugs at all – they were simply things that weren’t immediately obvious from the documentation. Hopefully, this article saves you a few hours of trial and error. The library directory is not
I’ve been looking for a replacement for Google Photos for a while. My requirements were: I found Immich, which looked perfect, but… initially I tried the official Immich Helm chart. After spending a few hours with it, I eventually decided to abandon it and deploy Immich using plain Kubernetes manifests generated from the official Docker
There are many tools to convert between AVD (Android Vector Drawable) and SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), but there is also a quick-and-dirty hack to do it manually. This works because AVD is essentially based on SVG, with only a few changes and Android-specific attributes. For example, this is a simple minus sign in Android Vector
So, I recently upgraded from Java 8 and Wildfly 26 to Java 21 and Wildfly 38. Everything seemed fine… except for some weird stack traces that appeared a few times a day: This exception comes from Java’s deserialization filtering, introduced in newer Java versions and enforced more strictly in JDK 21. WildFly 38 may also
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When working with GitLab CI/CD, sometimes you want to save job artifacts only for protected branches or tags, like main or release/*, while ignoring them on feature branches. It seems simple at first, but as I found out, GitLab’s YAML rules and artifact system have some tricky limitations, especially if you need it while the
So, the Renovate Bot created a PR about the Wildfly version update to 38.0.1.Final from 38.0.0.Final. Business-as-usual, like hundreds of PR before, the Gitlab’s pipeline started, and, its failed: Okay, it is also business-as-usual, there are changes that cause code that used to work to not work anymore, but it usually happens when a breaking