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11/22/2020

Continuous Deployment with AWS CodeCommit, Docker Swarm and Jenkins

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This article is still getting updated…

At the moment when I write this article this blog is powered by WordPress and it probably will stay like that for a long time. However, quite some time ago I moved this WordPress instance into a docker swarm along with my sandbox. What’s wrong with docker swarm? When you use only WordPress – there’s nothing. However I have a reverse proxy, a few micro services, different databases and whatsoever. It is based on different stacks as well.

It’s all nice and fun but it is too complex without fully automated deployment process. This article describes the automation that I have in place to keep all the fun and get rid of complexity.

12/02/2016

How to Display Hidden Files in MacOS Finder

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It’s super easy to make Finder show hidden files for you. Everything you need is to run Terminal and execute the following command:

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE

All your hidden files will become visible as soon as you restart finder. To have an immediate effect you can kill Finder process using the command below and start it again.

killall Finder

If you want to revert this feature just change TRUE to FALSE in the first command and execute it one more time.