Err… Sorry? When I wrote Part 1 of this I siad I’d post updates and well, I didn’t, so sorry about that.
How it’s going It isn’t, I pretty much gave up trying to use my iPad as a laptop replacement, but at the same time I didn’t need a ’laptop’ either.
What I did Ultimately my Mid 2015 MBP had to be retired from business use as it wouldn’t go past macOS 13 and the security software we use needs at least 14 these days.Background It’s come to that point of the 21st century where I no longer ignore Kubernetes and pretend it doesn’t exist. The simple fact is that pretty much every useful tool now relies on Kuberenetes, it’s such a large ecosystem that everyone supports it.
I’ve looked at lots of simpler alternatives, some of which I’d prefer to use but they usually fall into one or all of:
Poor documentation - making it hard to get going Won’t integrate with other tools we (want to) use Small community of public users - meaning if we need to find an answer to something we’re stuck or it’s ‘Enterprise Support’ empty the wallet time Current Stack As you’d expect, we’ve got a current stack that it would be good to play nice with, which means our OpenNebula + Storpool platform.Background For a few years I used my laptop for everything, it travelled from work to home and back again, it was my only machine at home and at work. At work it got hooked up to three external monitors via dock, at home I didn’t bother.
Eventually all that changed and I needed more power in the office and at home, so it was back to a desktop at each location and my laptop become for travel only.The new state of play I’ve had my workflow working now, building the site quite nicely, although with a few more little gotchas along the way, and with some new added features for my situation.
Gotchas Git Submodules This one caught me out, whilst I was developing some shortcodes I made a fork of the Poison theme which, as per the original theme, I include using git submodules:
git submodule add https://github.