This post is about deploying a Highly Available Ghost CMS using DevOps practices on AWS - its both a deep-dive into the different AWS DevOps services, and a tutorial to follow to get a working, highly available Ghost blog running on AWS ECS deployed through a CI/CD pipeline.
Mark Schwartz [https://itrevolution.com/faculty/mark-schwartz/]is the author of four books, which are primarily about Digital Transformation. I've listed them in order of publication - most recent at the bottom: 1.
Legacy orgs hiring practices need to improve - they can learn from Big Tech
This is an update to my desktop setup [https://www.hacksaw.co.za/blog/mac-desktop/], especially now that I am working from home. WFH Desktop setup * Mac Mini [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/
Telegram [https://telegram.org/] is a common messaging application, with over 500 million users. I've been using it daily since 2015, and I prefer it over WhatsApp due to many reasons: native PC/
This is more of a note to my future self. I was working on an wiki, hosted on MkDocs [https://www.mkdocs.org/], that you contribute via making changes and pushing to GitLab.