#Coding #Ziglang #Zig
After "zplocgi", a way to make CGI program with Zig,
I've also added "zformdata": https://codeberg.org/y0m/zformdata, a "multipart/form-data" implementation for HTML form.
They almost complete each other, as shown in this sample repository: https://codeberg.org/y0m/testcgi.
It may not be perfect, but at least that's my PoV on these subjects.
I'm pretty sure you've always wanted to write CGI, especially with Zig #ziglang
Do not fear anymore for your life! (or do...)
zplocgi CAN help you, although nightmarishly named and also named with deep meaning 🌀
https://codeberg.org/y0m/zplocgi
And just like for any CGI, a new beginning awaits You!
🎶 dissonant jingle in the background 🎶
✨ zplocgi! Simple CGI! ✨
(the project is real, this presentation is not)
#FreeBSD
Don't be too harsh ...
$ freebsd-version -kru
11.2-RELEASE-p8
11.2-RELEASE-p8
11.2-RELEASE-p8
$ uptime
2:25PM up 2600 days, 5:06, 2 users, load averages: 0.31, 0.24, 0.25
Table of Content Some contextal informations /etc/pf.conf and sysctls Testing configuration… Emerged problem from the PF+sysctl configuration Some contextual informations As everytime I’m trying myself on posting on this blog, I’ll take some time to try to put some context around my writings… Some of you may known, there has been some works for now over a few years on FreeBSD to try to give “Containers” (Docker, Podman, …) to its users. I’ve been watching its evolution from my point of view, sometimes interesting and sometimes I was wondering if this subject was going anywhere.
#FreeBSD #Bhyve #Gitlab
I've spent some time building a Gitlab
runner vm-bhyve executor in FreeBSD, and I've tried to explain what I've used to achieve this in this blog post: https://yom.iaelu.net/2024/12/gitlab-runner-bhyve-executor/
It's not perfect, but it should be helpful.
updates: I've fixed some typos, and added some missing essential configuration.
Some contextual informations I’ve been using self-managed Gitlab both for work and home projects, and just as anyone would, I’ve learnt to use the Gitlab CI, installing the Gitlab Runner insed various OS, as a simple shell executor on FreeBSD, and also on Docker inside a Linux virtualized guest. I like both, because the shell executor can be a really quick interface on a development server used by many developers, and because Docker let you manage things in fresh containers almost always up to date.
Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services in the world. But you already know that. Don’t you? What you probably did not know is that Netflix uses FreeBSD to deliver its content to you. Yes, that’s right. Netflix relies on FreeBSD to build its in-house content
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