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Casey Mullineaux

Create your own Netflix for nerds

Create your own Netflix for nerds

I love to learn. I strongly believe that if you’re not learning something new, then you’re becoming obsolete; this is especially true in the tech industry. Personal development is a journey that never ends. Here’s one of the many ways that I keep my mental tools sharp.

Closing the inner loop: Powershell & Bash

Closing the inner loop: Powershell & Bash

The new Windows Terminal has unleashed powerful customization options to one of a developer’s most important and frequently used tools. We can take advantage of these new features to chip away at closing the inner development loop. “… the inner loop is the iterative process that a developer performs when

Setup Unifi Protect cameras on an Echo Show 5

Setup Unifi Protect cameras on an Echo Show 5

I recently bought an Amazon Echo Show 5 for my home office to act primarily as a clock, and also voice control for my various Alexa integrated home automations. Given that the Echo Show 5 has a nice pretty display, I wanted to see if I could use voice control

Customize the Windows Terminal like a boss

Customize the Windows Terminal like a boss

The Microsoft Windows Terminal was announced back in May 2019, and is the future home of the shell on Windows operating systems. What’s the difference between a shell and a terminal Scott Hanselman has a great detailed explanation of the differences, however, the TLDR is this: A shell is

Infrastructure as code with Azure DevOps – Part 5: Parameters and variables

Infrastructure as code with Azure DevOps – Part 5: Parameters and variables

Before we get started on how we can dynamically configure builds and releases, it’s important to understand the role that parameters and variables play in the deployment of Azure Resources. What are ARM parameters, and why do I need them When deploying infrastructure using ARM templates, they can usually

Deploy a docker container to a RaspberryPi via Azure DevOps

Deploy a docker container to a RaspberryPi via Azure DevOps

What are we going to do In this post I’ll show you how to: 1. Build the container 2. Deploy an image to Azure Container Registry 3. Configure the RaspberryPi 4. Deploy the container with Azure DevOps 5. Conclusion Build the container The details of the container build are

Infrastructure as code with Azure DevOps - Part 4: Deploying infrastructure

Infrastructure as code with Azure DevOps - Part 4: Deploying infrastructure

Finally, it’s time to create some infrastructure! A release pipeline defines the end-to-end process for an application to be deployed across various stages of testing and deployment. Much like the build phase, the release phase can also be used for testing. During the build phase we test code quality,