Making Docker Testing Easier (For Me)
So…I’ve dockerized most of everything in my home lab at this point. It makes things nice in a lot of ways:
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2022
2021
Apple and ARM - A Year Later
So…now we have the M1 Pro and M1 Max – two very powerful processors and some of the first really excellent ARM-based end-based professional systems. I’ve ha...
Apple Silicon, A Year In
Wow, where to start?
2020
More Apple Thoughts
I’ve been thinking more and more about Apple’s move to “Apple Silicon” nee ARM in their upcoming Macs. I still stand my my earlier thoughts around the viabi...
Tech in the Time of Pandemic…
As we enter the 6th (or more?) month of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has become more and more apparent to me that we are fortunate to have the tools we do to we...
More Apple and ARM Thoughts
OK, I’ve had some time to digest and think about this some more. I’ve also been watching the industry/community response to the announcement.
Apple and ARM it is!
So, it looks like the ARM rumors played-out. The PRO’s won over the CON’s it seems. One aspect of the power-savings advantage I neglected to mention was th...
Apple and ARM eh?
So, the whole world seems to think that Apple is going to ditch x86 and move to their home-grown ARM processors in their Mac line as of WWDC this year. On t...
Long time no see…
Hi sports-fans! I haven’t blogged in quite a while. This is for many reasons.
Things I Am Still Learning
Hi, my name is Ken Crandall. Today I turn 46. I am a work in progres…
2013
New Networking World Order
I have a collegue that is leaving Oracle today to go to a hybrid hardware/software network startup. That, in itself, is not a surprise as people switch compa...
Virtualization on Linux
It is interesting that so many virtualization solutions either use or start-out using Linux as their base.
2012
Intro
Hi, my name is Ken Crandall. Let me tell you a little bit about myself…