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Category: Code

1. Hack Week 25: VM Import UI flow for SUSE Virtualization (Harvester)

   I finished my Hack Week 25 project last night, with just two days delay ;) SUSE Virtualization (Harvester): VM Import UI flow. But what exactly was it about and why did ... [read more]

2. params2env: AWS SSM Parameter Store to Environment variables

   I recently released params2env, a CLI tool written in Go that manages AWS SSM Parameter Store parameters and converts them to environment variables. The project is available under the MIT ... [read more]

3. Modernizing jDeepL: Java 11 to 17 and Automated Releases

   I had some time last night - the neighbors were having a party and I couldn't sleep - so I decided to tackle a task that's been sitting in my backlog for ... [read more]

4. Open Graph Support in my Pelican Theme

   When sharing blog articles on LinkedIn, I noticed they showed The Wombelix Post instead of the actual article titles. After taking a closer look, it seems like social media platforms ... [read more]

5. Automated AWS Neuron Driver Source Code Publishing from Official RPM Packages

   When you're working with open source drivers, you expect to find the code public available, for example in a git repository, where you can track changes and development. A couple ... [read more]

6. New release of sr.ht go lib and terraform provider to fix update repo bug

   Today I released new versions of terraform-provider-sourcehut (v0.2.1) and the related Go library sourcehut-go (v0.1.1). This is a bugfix release to address an issue when updating ... [read more]

7. DNS management with OpenTofu and some AI assistance

   Today I migrated dozens of DNS records from manual to OpenTofu based management. My DNS provider allows downloading zone files in BIND format, but other information like record IDs needed ... [read more]

8. AWS Neuron Kernel Modules on OpenShift with KMM

   As part of my work at AWS, I've been diving deep into running AI/ML workloads with the AWS Neuron SDK on Inferentia and Trainium instances on Red Hat OpenShift ... [read more]

9. Giving up on Pagure - Almost 3 years of trying to keep it alive

   After almost 3 years of investing countless hours of my free time in the attempt to keep Pagure alive, I give up. I can't motivate myself anymore to continue and ... [read more]

10. Open Source isn't enough without a License

    Just because source code is publicly available doesn't automatically make it open source. Without a proper license, that code exists in a legal grey area that can cause significant problems ... [read more]

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