Logitech recently contacted me to review their MX Vertical mouse. I was planning to buy a mouse for my home office and I was intrigued by the concept, so of course I agreed. You can find more information on the
Airtame is a wireless screen sharing product that I was asked to review. I have gotten a few offers in the past to review products, but I always let those slide. But Airtame seemed interesting to me, and I agreed
Symfony Live is a series of developer conferences that is organized by SensioLabs, the company behind the Symfony framework. I was invited to speak at the 2017 edition of Symfony Live Berlin. They asked me to do a 6-hour Varnish
Docker is one of the hottest pieces of technology out there and DockerCon is the conference where the community gathers, where announcements are made and where business cases are presented.
In Vlog 7, I’m covering the European edition of DockerCon
DrupalCon Vienna 2017 is this year’s European edition of DrupalCon. I traveled to Vienna in Austria to be part of it: not just as an attendee, but as a speaker.
Although I’m a very experienced speaker (I’ve done presentations in
When your run your WordPress site behind a Varnish cache and terminate the SSL connection, you might end up with mixed content, or an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error in your browser. Varnish and SSL
In a lot of cases these problems occur
Varnishlog is an essential tool to measure the performance of your Varnish cache. Why add a reverse caching proxy like Varnish in front of your application, if you can’t analyze how it performs or behaves?
This blog post is an in-depth
Last week I attend a Kubernetes workshop that was organized by the Belgian Docker meetup group. The Kubernetes workshop was lead by Benjamin Henrion. The course material can be found on his website.
Kubernetes
In case you wonder what Kubernetes
My Varnish book is finally on sale. The book was available in pre-release since February, but now you can finally go to oreilly.com to get a copy of the book. The book is about Varnish, the popular open source HTTP
JSON Web Tokens, or JWT as we tend to call them, is an open standard that stores claims in an encoded JSON object. Basically: JSON Web Tokens allow you to safely store session data client-side. How do JSON Web Tokens work?