The initial purpose of this blog is to archive my knowledge about whatever I learned during my work and my OC lores as well as worldbuilding. But it's been a while and I haven't actually updated anything.
Long story short, I have been trying to find an alternative to AWS S3 to develop my WorldLink's features locally without having to pay anything and today, I stumbled upon some interesting topics on setting up S3 locally: https://dev.to/israellopes/simulating-aws-cli-with-localstack-42kb https://dev.to/israellopes/simulating-s3-bucket-on-localhost-41fh I'll focus only on S3 and aws-cli so if you want to have more details, you can visit the links above. Table of content: Setting up Setting up Docker Setting up AWS cli Setting up LocalStack Configuring AWS cli, LocalStack and Elixir project Uploading files to LocalStack in Elixir 1. Setting up 1.1 Setting up Docker I'm currently using WSL2 Ubuntu 22.04 and native Linux Mint 21.3 . For the complete isolation of development environment, I do NOT install Docker Desktop on my Windows partition. Yes, you can install docker locally under WSL2. Since Linux Mint and Ub...
As much as I would like to reduce my backpack's weight, it is impossible due to my current situation. First, the computer provided for my work is too underperforming, it's equipped with an intel core i5 ivy bridge, a 12-yo processor. Everytime I want to open my c# solution, it's a pain just to wait for visual studio to load all the projects within. Second, for some reason, the monitor never works for me, I try to power it up just for it to stay on for a few minutes before shutting down completely. And lastly, I have a lot of personal applications that I usually leave it open for the entire day so installing those on a work hardware just doesn't sit very well with me. So, I have to carry a lot of personal devices back and forth every day. Prescribed pills Huawei bluetooth mouse. This one is battery-powered. Highly recommended. I even use it while playing some games like Fallout new vegas, Minecraft and Identity V. Logitech MX Keys Mini. Actually, I mostly leave this at m...
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