Splunk Review
One of my favorite tools over the years has been Splunk. It’s an excellent option for gathering and analyzing log data from a variety of sources. Use it for monitoring, troubleshooting, dashboarding and alerting across apps, DBs, sensors, IoT devices and more. I’ve not had a chance to use it in a while so wanted…
Networking Review – Updated
I needed to review some computer networking concepts this week. I’ve learned and forgotten a lot of this stuff more than once so thought I’d write some of it down here for easy reference. I’ll likely add more as I get to it. Updated 9/10/20: Just adding a few more bullets from my studies. DNS…
GitHub Pages
Checking out GitHub Pages has been on my ToDo List for a while. Today I finally got to it. It’s actually a straightforward process. I used GitHub Pages documentation and this video from Chris Goranson to cross this off the list. Image below, and live site where I’ll keep some #dataviz fun is here.
Software Test Planning Review
Given that I’ve mostly been straight coding lately, well…, and also enjoying as much of the Seattle Summer as possible, I thought it’d be a good time to do review some QA concepts. To that end, I found this great course on LinkedIn Learning, Software Testing Foundations: Test Planning. The instructor, Mike Fine, reviews some…
#100DaysOfCode Round 2 Goals
Update: on Round 2 Goals. I made some progress, but didn’t keep good track of these and got distracted by other projects. Gotta keep trying! I’m feeling excited about round 2 of #100DaysOfCode and wanted to put down some goals. Here they are: Brush up on Git – COMPLETE Create Python Projects – Sorta made…
#100DaysOfCode Retrospective
Wow, it’s hard to believe I’ve completed my first #100DaysOfCode. For some background, I’ve worked as a software tester for many years and have had some coding experience, namely with Ruby and Java for test automation. I decided it was time to level-up in a big way and Python was my language of choice given…
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