Automation

3 posts with the tag “Automation”

How I Built a GitHub Profile README That Shouldn’t Exist (But It Does)

Feb 5, 2025 • 6 min read • 1100 words

Felix Schneider

trueberryless

Artificial Intelligence

Written with the help of AI

Creating a standout GitHub profile README isn’t just about adding a few badges — it’s about pushing technical boundaries. In this deep dive, I explore low-level SVG manipulation, HTML-to-SVG conversion, inline animations, and full automation with GitHub Actions to build what I believe is one of the most technically advanced GitHub READMEs. From a dynamic Bento Grid that updates every 5 minutes to embedding live SVGs without external requests, this project transformed my profile into a living, self-updating showcase of my work. Want to know how I did it? Let’s break it down. 🚀

Setting up Continuous deployment in a GitHub repository

Jul 28, 2024 • 3 min read • 500 words

Felix Schneider

trueberryless

Today we’ll take a look at how to set up a GitHub repository which will be deployed to a k3s cluster via Argo CD. In summary, the article will include Workflow files, Dockerfile, manifests (deployment) and Docker Hub repositories. Please check out our Argo CD blog because this will be a continuation of the other post.

Setting up Argo CD in a k3s cluster

Jul 27, 2024 • Last update: Jul 28, 2024 • 4 min read • 800 words

Felix Schneider

trueberryless

Continuing to improve our k3s cluster and especially the CI/CD workflow, we now take a look at the GitOps tool called Argo CD, and how we can integrate it into our cluster. Our tech stack for deployment uses these services: k3s, Helm, Cilium & after this tutorial Argo CD as well