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Hey everyone, I'm back with an update on my indie app! I apologise for missing last month's post – my full-time projects got a bit hectic and ate into my indie development time more than expected. The good news: progress is happening! This month, I focused on
Build in Public
As I take my first steps into the world of indie development, I find myself at a familiar crossroads. While I've previously crafted software and apps, this venture marks a significant departure: I'll be the sole owner, with no external funding. This time, it's
Kubernetes
I've finally took the CKA Exam and passed it successfully from first try. From my personal view - exam was really easy one. Most tasks relatively simple ones, only a few of them was a bit more complex. Maybe, it's because I use it daily for
Kubernetes is often seen as a powerful but expensive platform for orchestrating containers. However, with the right approach and choice of tools, it's possible to run a fully functional Kubernetes cluster without breaking the bank. In this blog post, I'll share how I run a Kubernetes
As I take my first steps into the world of indie development, I find myself at a familiar crossroads. While I've previously crafted software and apps, this venture marks a significant departure: I'll be the sole owner, with no external funding. This time, it's
For more than 7 years I was hosting various solutions on the bare-metal servers from OVH - one of the biggest providers in Europe. Recently, I've decided to do it more cloud-native way, change current deployment model and run a highly available K8S - on Hetzner Cloud. Why
DevOPS / Web & Mobile Development
As I take my first steps into the world of indie development, I find myself at a familiar crossroads. While I've previously crafted software and apps, this venture marks a significant departure: I'll be the sole owner, with no external funding. This time, it's
I've finally took the CKA Exam and passed it successfully from first try. From my personal view - exam was really easy one. Most tasks relatively simple ones, only a few of them was a bit more complex. Maybe, it's because I use it daily for
B2B website for mobile device distribution company , with very simple frontend and a complex backend system. Features include: * Backoffice for managing devices, orders, invoices. * CRM - Customer Relationship Management. * AWS SES for transactional emails. * Daily backups to S3. * Proforma's/Invoice/Credit-Note management. * Revenue dashboard. * Integration with French Banking
In previous post, I've mentioned a plan to build K8S Based Web Management system with git-based deployment model in place. Something similar to how Heroku works. If you haven't read about the plan, it's mentioned in the end of this article: Move from OVH
For more than 7 years I was hosting various solutions on the bare-metal servers from OVH - one of the biggest providers in Europe. Recently, I've decided to do it more cloud-native way, change current deployment model and run a highly available K8S - on Hetzner Cloud. Why
Webpage of official fan club of BC "Žalgiris"
Updated zalgirioklubas.lt mobile application. In 2019, application was updated from scratch using new technology - Flutter. Flutter allowed to bring best experience to both Android and iOS phones. Main features of the app: * Official news feed & member surveys. * Photo galleries of team/event. * Team roster, future games schedule
DIVA Taksi iOS/Android Applications & Order Management System Project features: * Backend/API server in Java. * Native Android Application for Taxi Drivers to get & handle orders. * Native Android Application for Taxi Customers. * Native iOS Application for Taxi Customers. * Web based admin & dispatch-center application. * Use of nominatim for reverse