Well, it’s that time of year when you do some clean up – and, that’s what I did while I waited for my OpenShift 3.11 install to finish. I have completely redesigned the WordPress tags to make it way easier to find stuff. This is a selfish endeavor but it should help others too. I also did some very quick analysis to see what I have been spending my time on. Big surprise, a lot of Linux, Kubernetes, and Container Tools work.
Doing a sort by count by quantity of articles in each category shows the following:
Systems Administration | systems-administration | 43 |
DevOps | devops | 27 |
Open Source Software | open-source-software | 25 |
Linux | linux | 15 |
Best Practices | best-practices | 15 |
Tutorials | tutorials | 15 |
Kubernetes | kubernetes | 14 |
Software Development | software-development | 13 |
Container Engine | container-engine | 13 |
Container Tools | container-tools | 13 |
RHEL | rhel | 11 |
Community | community | 11 |
Red Hat | red-hat | 10 |
Virtualization | virtualization | 8 |
Logging | logging | 7 |
OpenShift | openshift | 7 |
Container Portability | container-portability | 7 |
Container Runtime | container-runtime | 7 |
Python | python | 5 |
MIddleware | middleware | 4 |
Open Standards | open-standards | 4 |
Container Images | container-images | 4 |
Security | security | 3 |
High Availability | high-availability | 2 |
Networking | networking | 2 |
Fedora | fedora | 2 |
Storage | storage | 1 |
Monitoring | monitoring | 1 |
Open Source | open-source | 1 |
OpenStack | openstack | 1 |
Performance | performance | 1 |
Well, I hope you like the new tagging schema and would love any feedback.