Django applications usually require a database to store data, an in-memory cache, storage and sometimes they connect to other applications to perform some tasks.

Any traffic traversing Internet should be encrypted, as, even without we knowing it, it usually contains sensitive information, even the browser’s user agent can be sensitive, for instance, if an unpatched vulnerability affects that version.

Sonatype Nexus is one of the most complete solution to store all kind of artifacts from docker images to maven packages.

In this post I’m covering how to set up a standalone elastic agent to monitor both the docker host, and the containers within.

This weekend I faced a completely different chanllenge, my daughter won a Rubik’s Cube on a youth’s camp fair and I felt compelled to play with it.

Blockchain networks are spreading and Hyperledger Indy is one of the most used to provide a distributed ledger for decetralized identities, I’m working with several chains professionally, and I miss having some monitoring tools for them, so I decided to develop a monitoring PoC.

On my previous post I showed how to use bitbucket-pipelines to run ansible playbooks.

On my previous post I created a project on BitBucket and defined a basic pipeline to run some tests on the code.

As I said on my previous post, I changed jobs and I’m learning a lot of new things.

This weekend I tried Rancher Kubernetes Engine thanks to my colleague Juan who managed to create a couple of playbooks to deploy a Cluster Manager and a Managed Cluster from scratch.