Server tools - htop and apache server status
Posted on 15th June 2021. Draft
As a starting point with the server tool debugging, this blog post explores htop and setting up a server status page with Apache
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Get your Eleventy Site into the real world using a hosting provider like Netlify or Git pages
Posted on 19th April 2021.
There are plenty of ways to get your 11ty site live depending on preferences and skill set, this blog walks through a few of the popular ones including Gitlab pages, Vercel, Netlify and Cloudflare pages
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Using Cloudflare workers to publish your scheduled 11ty posts
Posted on 5th April 2021.
Learn how to schedule blog posts and other items to go live with your static site generator without having to rebuild the whole site. Get all the benefits of a dynamic CSS with static files
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How to migrate your Gitlab instance to a new server
Posted on 8th March 2021.
I recently migrated our Gitlab server install from one server to another. With the help of a few tutorials it was fairly painless, however I thought I would outline the steps here
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How to set up and use Laravel Mix with your project
Posted on 1st February 2021.
Despite the name, Laravel Mix isn't just for Laravel. It is a tidy, succinct task runner with understandable syntax and a single config file. This tutorial will run through setting it up with your project
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Setting up a custom domain with Netlify with Cloudflare SSL
Posted on 18th January 2021.
In this post we are going to set up a custom domain in Netlify using Cloudflare. We will also install a self signed Cloudflare certificate on Netlify to ensure end-to-end encryption.
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What are the different SSL modes on Cloudflare?
Posted on 19th April 2020.
Cloudflare has a few different options when it comes to selecting which TLS/SSL mode you should choose.
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What are Cloud Functions, Cloudflare Workers and Serverless?
Posted on 26th February 2020.
Serverless & Cloudflare workers have been cropping up a lot recently. I try to organise my thoughts into what they are and how you can use them