Tag: open-source
All the articles with the tag "open-source".
Finding ovn-kubernetes when it was seven days old
The second post in the CertaScale series. Handed a failed project and a title, I inherited a broken Vagrant file that created a single bridge, panic-googled my way to a week-old repo, learned OVS internals the hard way, and rewrote our side from Python to Go when the team changed.
I rebuilt my CV as code
For years I kept my CV in a Word document. Then I went job hunting and discovered the landscape had completely changed. So I turned my CV into a data-driven static site.
What my CPAP machine knows about me
I snore. Loud. After getting an APAP machine, I found its SD card holds far more data than the companion app shows. So I built a viewer for it.
Making sense of my own DNA with OSGenome
How an underwhelming Ancestry test sent me down a rabbit hole of raw DNA files, SNPedia, and an open-source project I ended up rebuilding to work with my own data.