Intro In Part 1, we explored what zrok is, its key features, and how it compares conceptually to ngrok as a self-hostable alternative. Now, it’s time to put the spotlight on Ngrok . In this post, we’ll walk through Ngrok installation, setup, and real-world usage—starting by a head-to-head feature comparison to see how these two …
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Intro The GitHub Actions Certification is a go-to credential for developers and DevOps engineers looking to validate their CI/CD skills with GitHub. Launched in 2024, the GitHub Certification program was a welcome move—especially after they slashed their prices from $200 to $99. This exam focuses on practical knowledge—building, consuming, and securing workflows at scale. In …
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Intro No Public IP? No Problem! Deploying local apps for external testing from the internet can be a headache—especially if you lack a public IP or don’t want to mess with port forwarding. That’s where Ngrok & Zrok come in. These tools allow you to securely expose your local services to the internet. Plus, they …
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Intro Ever felt like your terminal was boring, looking like it was stuck in 1984? Or did those identical WSL boxes make you nuke the wrong OS by mistake ☠️? Don’t sweat it—Oh My Posh is here to save the day, give your terminal the glow-up it deserves, and bring some serious style to your …
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Intro This year I set a goal to explore and learn most popular CI solutions like GitLab, including all cloud native ones. My first pick had to be GitHub Actions, which I heard a lot of but never used. So I decided to plunge into it to see how rich the solution was. Since I …
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