Apple MDM In my recent role change at work I discovered we were using Mosyle for Apple MDM. I got a chance to dig around in it this week and I think it might be what I've been looking for at home. In my family we've probably got
AWS Reducing Our AWS Public IP Usage So like a lot of other small businesses we got our AWS bill at the end of March and were surprised by the cost of our Public IP usage. We knew we needed to do some cleanup of our usage but no one had done an actual count of the
Featured Traefik Adventures At work I was looking into ways to decrease our AWS Public IP usage. We, along with the rest of the world were hit with monthly cost of using too many IP addresses. And it was not a total surprise since AWS announced this was coming, the price tag was
Migration to Ghost Now that I'm hosting at the house I was thinking I should actually host my blog here. I originally was using Hugo for my blog which worked well as I could host it for free in Cloudflare. But I realized that I would only write when I was
AWS AWS Solution Architect Professional I had let my AWS Solution Architect Professional certification expire as I didn't have a lot of spare time during my previous role. So I figured now with my surplus of time I would work on renewing it. A Cloud Guru For all my AWS certifications so far
Mail One Year of Mailcow Hosting I've been hosting my personal domain's email on Mailcow for over a year now after Google apps started charging for their service and I have to say it works pretty good. I had an good architecture to start but needed to iterate on the design of
Mail Replacing Google Workspaces So with the announcement that my freeloading for email hosting on Google is coming to an end I decided to go down the road of setting up my own email server as I figured since I was going to have to pay for email going forward why not just host
