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Eric Wright

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Experience-driven human. Looking for randomness in a world made of patterns. I give emotion to technical content. Side Quest Aficionado.
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Chef John's Summer Scrambled Eggs

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By John Mitzewich, Eric Wright, Katie Noonan
| Allrecipes Verified
This was a very quick, easy and delicious scrambled egg recipe! I used my small cherry tomatoes and basil from the garden. I served along with some toast. My feta was not very salty so I tasted the eggs and added some salt. It was a great summer breakfast and made my co-worker very jealous. Thanks Chef John!
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Kamal on Akamai/Linode vs. AWS ECS Fargate for Sporadic Ruby on Rails Apps

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By Eric Wright
| discoposse.com
There’s a version of platform strategy that looks beautifully simple on a whiteboard. You pick a PaaS everyone trusts, pay the monthly bill, ship code, and sleep at night. Then one day the vendor quietly shifts focus to “sustainability engineering” and you realize the platform isn’t getting the love it used to. Sound familiar? That’s exactly where I found myself with Heroku. I’ve been running Ruby on Rails apps there for years (solid, predictable, zero-ops bliss). But the writing’s on the wall.
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Deploying with Kamal on Akamai/Linode

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By Eric Wright
| discoposse.com
There is a version of self-hosting that looks beautifully simple on a whiteboard. You rent a VPS and build a container, point DNS at the host, run your Kamal build and deploy, and you get an easy-to-deploy clean HTTPS site with almost no drama. And honestly, that is not a fantasy (if you don’t make some of the first rookie mistakes I made lol). Kamal is a great fit for small, understandable production environments.
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