JumpCloud is one of those services which has been on my radar for a while… At its core, it’s the answer to the age-old question “Do I really need to…

On my homelab, I’ve got a bunch of tasks which I need to run automatically on some of the servers. Checking certs are up to date, moving files around, clearing…

I write a lot on this blog about methods to automate things which are usually done from a Linux box. I’ll be honest, I don’t use Windows in my day…

The following post is written to take you from Zero to Sensu Go providing some basic monitoring without the need for all the code. As I work through learning how…

The home network used to be a family PC with an AOL connection, time however has moved on and it’s possible to have setups at home which rival some small…

What is Kasm? In October 2020 I wrote an article about an interesting bit of software called KASM https://tech.davidfield.co.uk/kasm-a-secure-computing-platform/ Kasm is software, based on Docker which provides a Web interface…

Preface This is an ongoing series of blog posts where I take technologies I have had limited or no exposure to which are used around the industry, and look to…

Preface This is an ongoing series of blog posts where I take technologies I have had limited or no exposure to which are used around the industry, and look to…

As a proponent of the command line, I’ll quite happily live in there all the time. When learning new things which have a multitude of command combinations a Gui is,…

In the last few posts in this series, I’ve gone through setting up a private Docker repository and using Jenkins with Docker Plugins to Build up from nothing a base…