less than 1 minute read

So back in 2019 I moved the site from WordPress to Jekyll (using Minimal Mistakes), and from Gandi to AWS Serverless.

About a year later I moved it to Github Pages, which supports Jekyll out of the box. Site was fronted with Cloudflare for HTTPS.

Some changes I’ve done this week:

  • Removed Google analytics. I’ve never looked at the data, I don’t really care either.
  • Removed Cloudflare from the equation as Github pages supports HTTPS these days. I had originally removed Cloudflare, but as I require some server-side redirects and GitHub pages doesn’t do this out of the box, I had to revert this.
  • Removed Disqus for commenting and converted everything to Giscus. I used Brice Dutheil’s excellent conversion tool to convert the comments to Github Discussions.

Updated:

Leave a comment

You may also enjoy

Enabling native IPv6 on Proxmox and LXC using SDN

3 minute read

In my original deployment of Proxmox on my VPS I only enabled IPv4, and I was using socat to forward traffic from the IPv6 address of the host to the internal IPv4 addresses of the containers. Not ideal, since this masks the external IP addresses, and also creates some latency and additional CPU load when processing IPv6.

Proxmox, LXC, and Debian Trixie

3 minute read

I run Proxmox Virtual Environment as my virtualisation platform. On top of this I use virtual machines using KVM and Linux Containers using LXC - both of which are natively supported on ProxmoxVE.

Code storage

1 minute read

Code, and where to store it