About

I look after a handful of Linux servers, some elderly, a couple outright antiques. The work is mostly unglamorous: keeping backups honest, watching graphs for the one day a year they spike, and writing down enough context that future-me does not have to guess.

This site is where the notes land. Topics on rotation:

• small-scale hosting and capacity planning under real constraints;
• configuration management and how drift creeps in;
• data movement between machines, safely and verifiably;
• plain-text formats, for as long as they keep winning.

No comments section — mail works fine and reaches the person who actually reads it.