Why did I create this site?

• I created this site to share information about topics that interest me, for example, Neovim, Linux, Obsidian, Docker, Kubernetes, networking, macOS productivity tools, etc. Its purpose is to share knowledge that I’ve found useful across the years, and also accept other points of view/suggestions from people in the same path, I’m always interested in learning other ways if I can optimize my processes.
• I’ve come across many blogs in the past in which I find the answers I was looking for, so trying to give something back, hopefully, someone finds it useful.
• You can also subscribe to my RSS feed if you’d like to find out what I’m up to.

If you like my content, and want to support me

• I create and edit my videos in an m1 mac mini, and it’s starting to stay behind in the editing side of things, tends to slow me down a bit, I’d like to upgrade the machine I use for all my videos to a mac mini with these specs:
  • Apple M4 Pro chip with 14‑core CPU, 20‑core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
  • 24GB unified memory
  • 1TB SSD storage
  • 10 Gigabit Ethernet
• If you want to help me reach my goal, you can donate here

Discord server

• After following this guide or even watching the related video, you:
  • Have questions related to one of the tools, configs or scripts that I use
  • Would like me to expand a bit more on how something is done
  • Or simply would like to talk and meet other community members that share your same interests
• join the discord server in this link
• Access to the discord server is only for YouTube community members

A bit about me

• My journey in the IT world started when I decided to get my Cisco CCNA certification back in 2018, but then I realized that networking is just a small part of the landscape, so I’ve been trying to catch up to new technologies ever since.
• I adapt quickly and connect the dots to understand how things work. If I don’t know an answer, I’m not going to pretend I know and give you false information, I’ll tell you to give me some time and come back with something useful. on a docker container in a GCP VM, I’ll document the whole process in case I need to re-do it.
• I love taking notes, let’s say for example I’m learning to deploy WordPress
• I used to manage my notes in Google Docs but it’s too slow to load, so migrated all my notes to Obsidian, so now everything is handled as markdown files and automatically uploaded to my private GitHub repo.