Migrating Apple Mail filters to Sieve scripts with Dovecot
How I migrated all my Apple Mail filters to Sieve scripts running on my email server, so that my email inbox is clean on my phone and does not depend on my laptop to apply filtering. »
How I Perfected the Ergonomics of my Digital Nomad Work Setup
After 50+ trips to different countries around the world over the last 10 years, I’ve perfected my Digital Nomad setup and I’d like to share some findings with you. »
Bandurria: A Lightweight Comment System for Static Websites
Bandurria is a self-hosted lightweight comment system for static websites and blogs. It is protected by a built-in Proof-of-Work anti-bot. Built in Rust, it consumes only 4MB of RAM to run on your server. »
What's Inside my Day Bag (EDC 2025)
In this article, I share a full list of the tech I travel with in my Day Bag. As a busy Digital Nomad software developer and business founder, as soon as I’m away from home I lose the comfort of my chair and big screen. »
Generating SSL certificates in Nomad with Certbot
My elegant method to manage SSL certificates in a Nomad-native way with Certbot, leveraging Nomad templates. This method makes it possible to provide SSL certificates to any service running in Nomad, from NGINX to Postfix. »
Automating Nomad deployments from GitHub Actions
How I managed to trigger automated deployments from GitHub Actions of my Docker images with Nomad, hacking around Nomad variables, and securing the whole process with Nomad policies. »
Designing a Tray for my Vintage Apple Keyboard & Trackpad
Bringing the ergonomics of the 16 inches MacBook Pro to my 2012 Apple wireless Keyboard and Trackpad, with a custom tray design that creates a single solid piece. »
Retrying failed requests to an HTTP API with Axios
On improving the resiliency of a Web application to failed network paths, temporary proxying and tunneling errors and HTTP timeouts, with absolutely no server-side changes. »
Deploy a Nomad Cluster on Alpine Linux with Vultr
How to deploy a Nomad cluster on cheap Vultr servers, step-by-step, using a minimal Alpine Linux distribution. The Nomad cluster will be made of 3 Nomad servers and as many Nomad clients as you’d like. We will be automating the process of adding more Nomad clients as you grow. »
Horizontal Scaling of Socket.IO Microservices with RabbitMQ
Optimizations that resulted in much less events per seconds on our RabbitMQ cluster. We have reduced approximately by 40% the CPU load induced by RabbitMQ on the host server. »