Category: DevOps

  1. Use Cloudflare Access to Protect Your Website/Service If You Don't Bother to Build a Login Page

    Category: DevOps

    Put a login page in front of your website or service with a few clicks. Only the emails you allow can get in. No code, no plugin, no installation, and free.

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    Make a Local Service Accessible to Cloud Agents with Cloudflare Tunnel

    Category: DevOps

    Expose a service running on your local machine to a remote server without opening any ports. For instance, let your OpenClaw agent (the remote server) access qBittorrent Web UI on your Mac (the local machine).

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    Cloudflare Quick Tunnel (TryCloudflare)

    Category: DevOps

    Expose your local server to the Internet with one command. No installation required, no account registration needed, and free.

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    GKE Autopilot Cluster: Pay for Pods, Not Nodes

    Category: DevOps

    If you're already on Google Cloud, it's highly recommended to use GKE Autopilot Cluster: you only pay for resources requested by your pods. No need to pay for surplus node pools anymore!

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    Stop Paying for Kubernetes Load Balancers: Use Cloudflare Tunnel Instead

    Category: DevOps

    What if you could ditch the Ingress, Load Balancer, and Public IP entirely? Enter Cloudflare Tunnel. It costs $0.

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    1Password CLI: How NOT to Store Plaintext AWS Credentials or .env on Localhost

    Category: DevOps

    If you somehow have to use AWS access keys but want an extra layer of protection, 1Password CLI can help.

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    Build Docker Images using Google Cloud Build from Your GitHub Repository

    Category: DevOps

    Triggering a Docker image build on Google Cloud Build when pushing commits to a GitHub repository.

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    Deploy Ethereum RPC Provider Load Balancer with HAProxy in Kubernetes (AWS EKS)

    Category: Blockchain, DevOps

    Put a HAProxy load balancer in front of multiple Ethereum RPC providers, and adjust traffic weights by the latency and block timestamp of each endpoint.

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    Deploy graph-node (The Graph) in Kubernetes (AWS EKS)

    Category: Blockchain, DevOps

    Two ways to run a self-hosted graph-node on Amazon EKS: a single node with one PostgreSQL database, or a cluster with a primary-secondary PostgreSQL cluster.

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    Amazon EKS: Setup Cluster Autoscaler

    Category: DevOps, Web Development

    Cluster Autoscaler adjusts the number of nodes when pods fail to schedule. Here we deploy the AWS implementation on Amazon EKS.