Latest 3.1.1 update broke a lot for me (fzf integration under ⌃ + R as one example). How to downgrade? Depends on the answer of the following command: brew list --versions fish fish 3.1.0_1 3.1.1 If you see both versions as above, you may just
One of my New Year’s resolution was to get back a bit closer to the lower level parts of Linux. And what’s there lower than the kernel itself? I always preferred vanilla kernel, even when I was fooling around with Gentoo, and this hasn’t changed. In December
I'm following Brendan Gregg's performance-related content for years now. I started when he was still in Joyent, later on I bought his Systems Performance book and I get back to it whenever I'm doing any profiling. Now I follow closely all of the latest
I already briefly wrote about the idea of having dynamically discoverable upstreams in NGINX when I covered the topic of NGINX Extended. With the boom of microservices and containers scattered all over the place there was suddenly a need for something that would serve as a single source of truth.
I'm not huge on containers, but I can see and appreciate their value in rolling things out fast for testing purposes. I have my own server(s) running here and there and I use Ansible for handling pretty much everything on them. Until not long ago, Docker containers
💡UPDATE (April 26, 2019): this post has been updated to include latest changes made to the project. You can jump directly to it here → I was lucky enough that in relatively early time in my career I bet on NGINX as my default HTTP server and essentially never looked back.