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I enjoy coding and strive to create elegant, user-friendly solutions that are both simple and impactful.
I live and work in Riga, Latvia and spend my days making kick ass things.
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TIL notes or Stuff I Learned Most Recently
01 Mar 2018 Tags:til,
python,
pex,
performance,
perftests,
gatling,
faketdd,
websockets,
nginx,
geoip,
docker,
bi,
redash,
postgresql,
macosx
Once again I have started to write down TIL (Today I Learned) notes in my notebook & push some of that here, both as a way to share useful things and a reminder to myself.
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Gitgraph.js: drawcode your release processes
16 Jun 2017
Tags:
til,
git,
graph,
release-mgt,
javascript
Today I learned a useful release process drawing trick. The best way to ensure I don’t forget about it tomorrow is post-it blog post.
This Week in TIL
06 Mar 2016 Tags:til,
git,
idea,
bash
These are the things I learned and posted about during last weeks of February and first week of March.
Read moreThis Week in TIL
14 Feb 2016 Tags:til,
git,
ssl,
letsencrypt,
zsh
These are the things I learned and posted about during the week of February 7th.
Read moreLet's encrypt: automated renewal procedure
11 Feb 2016 Tags:ssl,
letsencrypt,
nginx
Today I learned how to use Let’s encrypt certificate program to automatically and periodically renew HTTPS/SSL certificates at @Galeoconsulting. I hear you loudly wondering “Why?”. The reason is the Let’s encrypt initiative provides you free of charge certificates with limited lifespan. At the moment of writing the certificates are valid for 3 months. Manual update procedure is slow and painfull; hence the automation and this post.
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