The first step in my adventure was to first create a location to store my web content. The mostly likely location for this was GitHub. The process for signing up for a GitHub account is pretty easy so I won’t bother going through that process here. I’m going to assume that you figured that part out and I will begin with that assumption. Setting Up a Private GitHub Repo Once you have your account, you’ll need to next setup your very first repo. Login to GitHub and click on the “New” button to create a repo On the resulting screen: 1. Enter a name for your repo 2. Enter a description if you like 3. We’re creating a private repo here because we don’t want anyone messing with it or having access to it (more on that in a future post). 4. Let’s also initialize the repo with a blank README. This way you can add notes to the repo later if you have anything specific to remind yourself of ...

This is just a placeholder for what is to come. I decided to start tinkering around with Kubernetes and getting it to do “fun” stuff. This will be my first of future posts to explain how I have my personal website setup and running using a combination of: Kubernetes Private GitHub Repo Nginx PHP So as the title of this first post says, stay tuned as I recreate and document my environment via this blog. ...