š Hi There!
I'm Brian Brookman, an IT infrastructure engineer located in Southern California who specializes in Networking, Cloud, and Kubernetes. I help people build and operate scalable, resilient IT infrastructures.
Most of my publicly available work can either be found on GitHub or on this site. Iām also active in a number of online communities.
When Iām AFK, I enjoy being bad at My Hobbies and spending time with my girlfriend and our cats.
To find and connect with me elsewhere on the interwebz, see My Profiles.
š” About this site
This site is my corner of the web. It's my Digital Garden where I publish posts and notes (in all their stages) on all the various things I work on, learn about, or find myself interested in.
šæ Posts
Articles, essays, and everything in between.
- Taking on the Azure Cloud Resume Challenge
- Updating Container Images the Flux GitOps way
- Trying out Harvester HCI in my Homelab
- What Even is a Link State Anyways
- An Unwanted Adventure in Hard Drive Recovery
- Making sense of file permissions in Docker containers
For more, see All Posts.
š± Notes
Zettelkasten-style notes to help me understand things.
- The Go runtime cannot detect when only a subset of go routines are deadlocked
- Quote notes in my Zettelkasten system
- Note types in my zettelkasten system
- Loose coupling helps to reduce toil
- Continuous Deployment should include automated production testing and rollbacks
- Reference notes in my zettelkasten system
- Edge of break-up tone is relatively clean when played softly and overdriven when played harder
- Compressors shouldn't be used with an edge of break-up tone
Discover more by following linked notes and using search.