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Getting started with Dapr, Python and gRPC

Getting started with Dapr, Python and gRPC

The cloud war is heating up and one of the main challenges is the fear of lock-in created by these providers. Helping the raise of Kubernetes as a provider, since this allows customers to quickly move between one and the other (a deployment is a deployment, no matter the cloud

Build your Jekyll site and Deploy it on GitHub Pages with an Azure DevOps pipeline

Build your Jekyll site and Deploy it on GitHub Pages with an Azure DevOps pipeline

So far I have been using Travis-CI as my Continuous Integration (CI) system for my build and release process for my Blog. However recently, VSTS got rebranded to Azure Pipelines, and I felt everything got mature enough to finally migrate to Azure Pipelines. To my surprise this turned out to

Creating a Big Data cluster with SQL Server 2019

Creating a Big Data cluster with SQL Server 2019

SQL Server 2019 came out in preview a while ago, and the new features announced are just wonderful! A one-to-go-tool for all your big data needs: Unstructured and Structured data that can be processed using just one tool! But the most wonderful feature of all in my opinion are the

Connect to your Docker Daemon through the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Connect to your Docker Daemon through the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Do you have Windows installed and you love using the Linux Subsystem on it? (commonly known as WSL) Well let me tell you the steps to achieve this. Let's start by Install the docker client on your WSL, which you can do this easily through this command: # Install

Create a local kubernetes development cluster and scale it with the cloud

Create a local kubernetes development cluster and scale it with the cloud

So you want to create a Kubernetes cluster to start testing your docker deployment? But you would like to test this locally first? Well, then this post is for you. Here we will go in depth on how you can set up your local development environment, and then port it