Terraform Plugin Framework Custom Types One of the great new things the Terraform Plugin Framework provides is a stronger focus on strict typing and with that, the ability to develop custom types. One of the first issues I discovered straight out of the gate when attempting to build a new Terraform Provider with the Plugin Framework was that the data I was modelling for a resource used UUIDs for its record ids....
Terraform If you’ve been living under a rock or happen to be a newcomer in the DevOps/Site Reliability Engineering space, Hashicorp’s Terraform enables provisioning and managing cloud infrastructure. It’s essentially a glorified diffing tool for any cloud resource that, as long as a Terraform Provider exists, can ensure the state of your infrastructure is as expected when written in Hashicorp Config Language (HCL). As a forewarning before digging deeper, it has been common to hear some Linuxy sysadmin-looking neckbeards in-passing talking about infrastructure as code, better known as IaC, being the bee’s knees and how they keep managing to give Dave a good ribbing after causing the Great Network failure of ‘22 after performing a Git force push…...
TL;DR Assuming you’ve already got your reverse proxy running, in wp-config.php add the following: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 <?php /** TLS/HTTPS fixes **/ // in some setups HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO might contain a comma-separated list // e.g. http,https so check for https existence. if (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO'], 'https') !== false) { // update HTTPS server variable to always 'pretend' incoming requests were // performed via the HTTPS protocol. $_SERVER['HTTPS']='on'; } If you’re getting desperate:...
Introduction WordPress is clearly one of the world’s most used Content Management Systems (CMS) commanding over 35% of the internet, and over 60% of the CMS market [1]. Working in Operations (ops), you see your fair share of friends, family and businesses that ask you to set up a WordPress site as their go to blogging platform. This really comes down to WordPress’ ease of use, massive library of themes and it’s modular nature that enables the extension of it’s core via the use of plugins....