A collection of 7 posts
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.
When ever we talk about APIs, people always think about the legacy ESB/SOA/ESF stack. They are not meant to solve the same problems. * SOA uses APIs – that’s about the only
A few months ago I wrote about upgrading this blog's Ghost version from version 0.x to 1.x [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/ghost-blog/]. Since version 2 has been out, here is
There are a few popular and well known cases where companies have reinvented themselves [https://money.howstuffworks.com/10-companies-reinvented-themselves.htm], to adapt to the times and market, and stay more relevant (I've written
"The race to serverless" I've written about Operations here [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/2017/12/07/alerting-monitoring-and-dashboards/] and there [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/2017/12/17/operation/], and my thoughts on
A few months, I mentioned how Nginx and Ghost was setup [http://hacksaw.co.za/blog/2017/03/24/ngnix-and-docker/] That was running version 0.9 of ghost. I finally decided to upgrade