When you’re working with a large set of data, you’ll likely need an easy way to store the data to later access and manipulate. I like to use...

In 2013, I joined the Jungle Disk team from inside Rackspace and was a member of the front-line support team. I worked second shift and started at the bottom of...

If you’re a beginner looking to get into programming, there are a ton of great resources out there that I’m sure have been linked to somewhere on this...

Google-Fu Whenever you need to do a Google search to find some information, Google will automatically provide search results that seem most relevant to you and people that made a...

Secure web browsing is a fairly boring subject as it’s something the average person never will have to deal with or encounter in their lives. Websites will automatically redirect...

Learning the Developments of Kubernetes I recently had the pleasure of attending KubeCon / Cloud Native Con North America in Austin and learn about many of the new developments in the...

What is Net Neutrality? Net Neutrality is a phrase that’s being posted all around the Internet lately and for a good reason. Net Neutrality is an ideology that believes...

So, if you’re new to Linux and you’re coming from a Windows background, one of the basic concepts you will need to grasp is the way file permissions...

In the past at Jungle Disk, setting up a new Windows server had been very time consuming for us as the most effective method for building a machine quickly was...

Maintaining secure secrets in Ansible recently got even easier in the most recent 2.3 update. I’m personally a huge fan of it. Prior to Ansible v2.3, the...

Path Length Headaches (and Getting Around Them in Windows 10) On occasion, we hear support requests from users that are attempting to do a large restore but encounter an issue....

Recently, we have been experimenting with Terraform as a method for managing the Jungle Disk environment at a high level. While Ansible is fantastic as a configuration management tool, creating...