Hello, I’m ANDRÁS
SrE &
CLOUD Engineer
Who am i?
Based in Copenhagen, Denmark
I enjoy Platform Engineering, passionate about Infrastructure as Code and GitOps, Azure DevOps, Kubernetes & Docker. I’m a specialist in Ansible configuration management for Linux servers. I like working with people, and I have been a part of multiple teams with DevOps culture, using Agile and Scrum methodologies.
Linux
Linux is a family of open-source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel. A vast number of servers use some kind of Linux as their OS. I’ve worked mostly with Centos/RHEL, Debian and Ubuntu Servers. If you run Linux servers, I can help.
DevOps & Containers
Docker, Kubernetes and other containerization technologies have taken the server world by storm. It’s a modern way to package, ship and run services – and if done well, scalable, too. Running them in the cloud is also a breeze.
Ansible
I’m a specialist in Configuration Management using Ansible. Hacking the config on servers manually is not good practice. I think it’s essential to have an uniform, standardized config on all servers – and that’s what Ansible is perfect for.
Work with me, and let’s build a more automated, less-error prone, high-performing, modern infrastructure deployment. Contact me!
Sometimes I write About MY Projects
Logging download speed of transmission-daemon
This one-liner checks the current sum of download speed of all torrents currently running in transmission-daemon. You can also direct the output to a file, to have a logfile of it. As a depenency it needs the moreutils package, because it uses the 'ts' command for...
Wake on LAN (WOL) your PC from Raspberry Pi
There's a feature in network cards, which allows to power on a PC if a certain "magic packet" is received on the physical (MAC) address of the network interface. This tutorial assumes that your PC's network card supports this feature, and that it's enabled in the...
Setting up WiFi using an RTL8188eu dongle on Raspberry Pi Zero
The RTL8188eu WiFi chip is not supported in Raspbian Lite out of the box, so we need a few things to make it work, but I'll show you how. What do we need? Unfortunately, you need a keyboard and a display connected to the Pi Zero to setup this, so you can't go...