There are parts of your stack that can be run locally and others that can't. If you're using AWS for your cloud infrastructure you most likely use S3 as an object storage. Tool named MinIO provides an S3 compliant API that gives you ability to have an additional piece of…
I run a couple of Ubiquiti's devices in my home network. I host my controller on CloudKey (1st gen), that's this device. Equipment is pretty much rock solid, but I had two failing controller upgrades on CK in the last 6 months. That's a situation when blinking white light turns…
I've been thinking about this, since I've done PHP cloud hosting comparison (OpenShift vs Heroku vs Fortrabbit). I decided to give it a chance on my blog, because DB is small, and I know all details about the project. During the preparation I've read a few articles and discussions on…
You want to build your custom VPS and deploy your code easily? You can consider building git deploy solution with git hooks and scripts on your server or you can go with something Ruby developers do for a while, execute a bunch of commands over ssh. As someone who is…
It's been a while since I've blogged last time. In meantime I've upgraded styling of my blog. Mainly because previous styles wasn't mobile friendly. This is just a reminder for me how it looked before this upgrade. I had a lot of ideas, but not enough time to realize all…
I want PHP 5.6+, so I did some basic testing of those services to pick cheep and good solution to host my blog. OpenShift because I use it and it's free for 3 small gears, it was pretty good solution few years ago. Heroku because I used it for…
First of all I want to have my git history in place for each file. This leads me to the slightly different approach during migration than official upgrade guide suggest. Official upgrade guide is safest way to migrate your project, but you can try to adjust it and preserve history.…
So you have some kind of responsive CSS grid in place, let's say Bootstrap's, and you need to create inner elements with same height as container width. Something like this: <div class="row"> <div class="col-sm-3"> <!-- Element with same height…