After 10 years running a B2B SaaS company and now building another one, I'm still surprised by how often people confuse Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) with actual revenue. I've seen experienced finance professionals, investors, and even seasoned SaaS founders make this mistake.
I started my career in progamming, but I had a brief detour to a call center where I learned a lot about sales. This led me to start Plecto where I eventually helped hundreds of companies track and improve their performance.
Disabling the plugin didn't work, but thankfully removing the helm chart did just what I needed!
After 13.5 years as a loyal 1Password user, I'm hitting a breaking point with their browser extension. What used to be a seamless part of my daily workflow has become a constant source of friction.
After three years with the Mercedes EQB 350, I've come to a clear conclusion: Mercedes built an excellent car but failed to understand modern customer expectations.
It's been almost a year since I decided to set up Kubernetes on my home server, and I have to say, the experience has been a real rollercoaster. Let me share some of the highlights (and lowlights) with you.
On my personal microk8s cluster I unfortunately recently had a power failure affecting all nodes. I was using the default settings which create a file on /data/xxx.img. Unfortunately this file was missing from all my nodes.
I got a bus error when the postgres operator was running the bootstrap script. This happens when you have hugepages enabled (which is required to run mayastor). Many people claim you can simply disable huge_pages in postgres but I was not able to get this working. Instead, I simply just added a small allocation of hugepages to the postgres instance:
Over at Fenerum we are currently translating our software into multiple new languages, and while it worked fine for a while editing .po files by hand, it is now becoming a roadblock to getting things done.
I wanted a way to track the various websites I host in a privacy friendly way, so I decided on umami.is. Now, how do you set up umami on k8s?
