Tag: Mac

  • Kubernetes – Pretty Kubectl Output With Kubecolor

    Kubernetes – Pretty Kubectl Output With Kubecolor

    Not everything in this world has to be black and white. It can be yellow, red or green… Such as with Kubecolor! Kubecolor (https://github.com/hidetatz/kubecolor) is a wonderful little utility that turns the black, grey and white output from kubectl. And makes it pretty with color! Install it on Mac with: And turn this: Into this!:…

  • Kubernetes – Useful Shorthands for Kubectl

    Kubernetes – Useful Shorthands for Kubectl

    Useful aliases for kubectl that I use Add these to ~/.zshrc (ZShell) or ~/.bashrc (Bash)

  • How To: List what Procs are using the Lib in Linux

    Find the Procs After upgrading an important package in Linux -or other Unix variant- that provides a library used by many other processes. Instead of restarting the server for the new lib to take effect, the procs can be restarted -or HUPed- individually. Before we begin, lsof needs to be installed. # RHEL / CentOS…

  • UPDATE: Run ffmpeg On Mac Without Compiling Anything

    This is going to be a update to a post I did a few days ago, “Run ffmpeg On Mac Without Compiling Anything”. I did get some good and skeptic response. They solution I posted does indeed work, but it’s a very old binary and you don’t get ffplay, ffserver etc. And a nice fella…

  • Setup OpenDNS In Mac OS X

    There are several reasons you might want to use OpenDNS, the biggest two I use it is for speed and security, here I will show you how you can set it up on your Mac: Open system preferences and click “Network” Select your network interface and then click on “Advanced”. If you don’t know what network…