-
Continue reading →: Comics: Brink – 2000AD (Review)Humans in space, policing, conspiracies and horror. This sci-fi thriller has it all. Living On The Brink Set in a 21st century that has seen humanity evacuate to the stars after the Earth has become a wasteland ( due to environmental catastrophes and industrial damage), Brink sees the human race…
-
Continue reading →: GitHub – Profile ReadMeBored of the usual GitHub profile page? Want to share more than a few lines of text. Did you known you can alter it with a unique readme file that then allows you to use the markdown language to show text, links, emojis, and pictures on your GitHub profile. Creating…
-
Continue reading →: The Letters Page
During my teens and early adulthood I spent a lot of time reading and enjoying comic books. Here in the UK that meant older Marvel and DC Comics (80’s / early 90’s) from a local market stall, and Panini UK reprints of Marvel titles such as X-Men (Essential X-Men) and…
-
Continue reading →: Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (Review)The end of May heat wave gives clear indication that summer time 2026 is about to hit the UK, and this summer marks nearly 7 years since a new Star Wars movie was on the big screen and I enjoy Star Wars in the full cinema experience. I’ve been a…
-
Continue reading →: Git Commands I Should Have Learned Earlier…
I’ve been using Git for some time now, both locally on my devices and with remote repositories such as GitHub. My blog posts have detailed some of my Git knowledge, and I thought I had quite good Git abilities, so what commands were missing from my skillset? Note: I still…
-
Continue reading →: Personal Update: Post Graduate Diploma
As the new year (2026) began I got an exciting new career opportunity, but it also meant I had a choice to make around my academic learning (Masters). Some Background I’ve discussed in my last personal update how the move to a new job role with new work skills (and…
-
Continue reading →: Argo CD: Deleting an app via YAML (Kubernetes)
In my last blog post I deployed an Argo CD app via command line using a YAML file, but what happens when deleting the Argo CD via command line (CLI)? Kubectl Deletion I deployed the Argo CD app via a YAML file and kubectl command: And a kubectl can remove…
-
Continue reading →: Argo CD: Deploying An App via YAML (Kubernetes)
Argo CD has options to deploy apps via a web GUI in a click ops fashion, but the same can be achieved using some YAML. Argo CD Application YAML The Argo CD application can be defined and applied via a YAML file, allowing for the configuration of apps to be…
-
Continue reading →: Helm – Linting (Kubernetes)
Creating your own Helm charts can mean facing potential errors, thankfully Helm has tools to help. Linting Most of us (including myself) have made an error when writing YAML. It can be an inadvertent space, or a character in the wrong place. A linter helps check that YAML file is…
-
Continue reading →: Marvel Maximum Collection (Review)A collection of ’90s Marvel video games, all in one place on the current generation of gaming consoles… Marvel knows how to take my money. MaXimum Collection After Marvel Cosmic Invasion I wanted more side scrolling beat ’em up Marvel action and Limited Run Games has delivered with a collection…
Hello,
Welcome to GeekTechStuff
My home away from home and where I will be sharing my adventures in the world of technology and all things geek.
The technology subjects have varied over the years from Python code to handle ciphers and Pig Latin, to IoT sensors in Azure and Python handling Bluetooth, to Ansible and Terraform and material around DevOps.
Let’s connect
Join the fun!
Stay updated with the sites latest blog posts by joining the newsletter.
GeekTechStuff 