One Bucket, Three JobsThe last piece ended with an image leaving my hands and landing somewhere I cannot see. I described shipping NavEngine as pushing a container image to a registry and trusting that a process on a custoMay 6 · 8 min readthegreencodes.com
CI/CD for Licensed Software You Don't HostWe are three weeks away from shipping NavEngine v4, an echo from the previous piece on Business Driven development. I say "shipping" loosely. There is no deployment script I run, no SSH session I openApr 7 · 10 min readthegreencodes.com
Business-driven DevelopmentWhat if your multi-tenant application could be shipped as a distributed SaaS? What if you could have a licensed version of your product as an installable on some corner of the internet? What if we couMar 6 · 8 min readthegreencodes.com
Owning Your InfrastructureI have self-hosted a number of things so far , including photos, office, docker registry and chat applications for mine and my own use. This piece is a reflection on that journey, partly inspired by a recent incident where a user was banned from GitH...Oct 31, 2025 · 2 min readthegreencodes.com
Keeping the Homelab AliveOne of the challenges that comes from getting yourself an enterprise minicomputer is the configuration set by the selling company. For my case, it was the BIOS lock - a toggle that inhibited my ability to have continuous uptime. For this specific ser...Jun 30, 2025 · 4 min readthegreencodes.com
