Sensible SSH with Ansible was delayed by a flood of yak shaves, but it’s still (mostly) in active development.
I’ll be shaking down a new tool over the course of Let’s Encrypt from Start to Finish; it’s the most involved yak shave from Sensible SSH.
Let’s Encrypt from Start to Finish will most likely be finished and published in its entirety by the end of this week (possibly next week; probably next week; I’m guessing next week). You can actually read a full draft on GitHub. I’ll be polishing that, adding more documentation, and hopefully building a couple of end-to-end demos as I move it over.
I have a few update posts planned and some of them drafted, but nothing scheduled yet. I’d like to come back to these in the near future:
- KeePass + ssh: I’ve spent a few months getting really mad at Microsoft and have a few snippets that have improved my original build. Unsurprisingly, the Linux build has worked beautifully from day one.
- Docker in WSL: Not a whole lot has changed in stable channels (as far as I know), but Microsoft’s been publicizing some fairly major paradigm shifts that deserve exploration. I’m not waiting with bated breath. I am, however, excited to see what’s change with LinuxKit; those devs are amazing.
- I’ve got some very tentative plans to come back around to NPM Lifecycle with some containerization tooling. I’ve since written another tool brute-force documentation tool that needs attention, and they’re both basically the same problem.
My big, long-term goal for 2018 is to break out my writing system into a usable tool. It’s more a collection of tools and some opinionated configuration than anything else, and I don’t see it growing much beyond that. Right now it’s built via copypasta and I hate that. Plus the yak shave potential is so high with that project that I can’t not do it.