Bernice Choy

@bernicecpz

There is no shame in having just a halfway resolution. Just keep iterating!

SingaporeJoined December 2021

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A fledgling engineer dabbling into areas of DevOps, AWS and automation. I enjoy tinkering with technology frameworks and tools to understand and gain visibility in the underlying mechanisms of the "magic" in them.

In the progress of accumulating nuggets of wisdom in the different software engineering disciplines!

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[DH] Keeping an organised inventory of annotated screenshots

Background Context A common knowledge management platform I used at work is Confluence. It’s a web based wiki that allows you to manage your documentations in the form of pages. A work buddy once shared with me how disorganised the content was in a s...

Nov 16, 20243 min read

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Thoughts on Delegating Tasks: How to Avoid Being a Bottleneck

Context There are times I have been parachuted into projects to assist on tasks without sufficient context to do fire-fighting. It's common for existing team members to be hesitant to assign any tasks to those parachuted in, due to: Unsure how to br...

Sep 7, 20243 min read

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How to Verify Keys in JSON Using jq

Context A peer seek my inputs on parsing JSON. The requirements are: To determine whether a key exists or available without jq throwing error The queries are to be executed in a pipeline Overview I set out to explore the different ways of parsing...

Sep 2, 20243 min read

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Comparing AWS and GCP Storage Buckets: A CLI Command Guide

Overview Compared to AWS management console, I find GCP's management console to be quite overwhelming. By using the command-line interface gcloud, it helped me to focus and map familiar features found in S3 to Google Storage's Cloud Bucket. AWS's com...

Aug 13, 20242 min read

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How to Create and Update Gitlab CI/CD Variables Using PowerShell

Context I needed to create multiple CI/CD variables in Gitlab on my Windows machine. I chose to be lazy and skip the Clickops, so I automated everything instead using PowerShell 🤪️️️️️️ Prerequisite Create a personal access token with api scope to ...

Aug 5, 20243 min read

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[DH] Keeping an organised inventory of annotated screenshots

Thoughts on Delegating Tasks: How to Avoid Being a Bottleneck

How to Verify Keys in JSON Using jq

Comparing AWS and GCP Storage Buckets: A CLI Command Guide

How to Create and Update Gitlab CI/CD Variables Using PowerShell

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Bernice Choy

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Bernice Choy's blogs

Recently published

[DH] Keeping an organised inventory of annotated screenshots

Thoughts on Delegating Tasks: How to Avoid Being a Bottleneck

How to Verify Keys in JSON Using jq

Comparing AWS and GCP Storage Buckets: A CLI Command Guide

How to Create and Update Gitlab CI/CD Variables Using PowerShell