Mario Fernandez

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Book Review: Securing DevOps

2020/05/26
Book ReviewDevOpsSecurity
Securing DevOps offers plenty of actionable advice to make your setup, from CI to production, more secure

Templating Concourse pipelines with Jsonnet: An Introduction

2020/05/19
ConcourseJsonnetTemplating
Templating YAML pipelines using a tool like Jsonnet is a way of managing the complexity of pipelines that increase in size and complexity

Book Review: Effective TypeScript

2020/04/25
Book ReviewTypeScript
If there is one book to read about TypeScript, it's got to be Effective TypeScript

Either Types extended version

2020/04/23
KotlinFunctional ProgrammingArrowExceptionsEither
The extended version of my article about Either types just got published in our corporate blog

Useful commands to work with certificates

2020/04/08
CertificatesSSLopenssl
A collection of commands to work with certificates for common operations

Authorization for a Kotlin Spring backend, using JSON Web Tokens

2020/03/19
Auth0OAuthKotlinSpringBoot
Build authorization into your Kotlin backend by combining Auth0, JWTs and Spring Security to ensure only the right parties can execute operations

Setting up Auth0 with Terraform

2020/02/22
Auth0OAuthInfrastructure as CodeTerraform
Setting up Auth0 with Terraform ensures that your setup is repeatable, and that you can authorize your apps easily and conveniently

Either Types as an alternative to throwing exceptions in Kotlin

2020/01/09
KotlinFunctional ProgrammingArrowExceptionsEither
Using Either is an alternative to exceptions to make your code more explicit about errors. Easy and convenient with Kotlin and Arrow

Comparing Traefik2 with Traefik

2019/12/15
TraefikDevOpsLoad BalancingSSL TerminationmTLSSmart Routing
Traefik2 is a significant change from Traefik. How do the both compare? I have ported an old setup to the new format

Fail a test in Jest if an unexpected network request happens

2019/12/08
ReactJestTestingreact-testing-librarycreate-react-appaxios
Automatically failing unit tests with Jest in React when network requests are made will make your tests more reliable and easier to maintain
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