How to copying a SSH key from Windows to a Subsytem 13 January 2018 Donovan Work In this post I show how to copy a ssh key from Windows to a Linux Subsystem. [More]
Load Tests are not in every VSTS Region 29 December 2017 Donovan Work In this post I share which VSTS regions support load test and which do not. [More]
DevOps before and after F1 style 04 December 2017 Donovan Work In this post I compare a F1 pit stop to digital transformation. [More]
My first impressions of K8S 02 December 2017 Donovan Work In this post I share resources I used to learn how to deploy to Kubernetes. [More]
So you want to control your Mac from your PC 22 October 2017 Donovan Work In this post I show you how to setup VNC to control your Mac from your PC. [More]
Yo Team, meet Azure Container Instances 16 September 2017 Donovan Work In this post I introduce Azure Container Instances (ACI) support for Yo Team. [More]
How to change the Tomcat port from 8080 to 80 in a Dockerfile 14 August 2017 Donovan Work In this post I show you how to change the port of Tomcat from 8080 to 80 in a Dockerfile. [More]
'Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.dll' Locked Problem Fix 07 August 2017 Donovan Work In this post I offer a solution to the 'Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.dll' locked problem. [More]
How do we get started with DevOps? 28 June 2017 Donovan Work In this post, I talk about ways to get started with DevOps. [More]
I can’t delete an Archetype from Eclipse 20 June 2017 Donovan Work Problem: I have a bad archetype configured in Eclipse and I cannot delete it! Solution: Edit the archetype-catalog.xml file of maven in c:\users\{user}\.m2 folder. Explanation: In Eclipse you can use the Add Archetypes… button to add new types. However, once you do there is no way to delete it from the UI that I could find. I could not find a solution on the web so I realized I was going to have to figure this out on my own. I searched my Eclipse install directory and the Windows registry but I came up empty. Then it dawned on me that Archetypes are really associated with Maven not Eclipse. So I searched my Maven installation folder but there was nothing. Then finally I searched my user profile folder and found a .m2 folder that contained a archetype-catalog.xml file. It is a simply XML file. Once you open it, what you need to delete is obvious. For each entry you added, there is an element in the XML file. Simply delete the one you want to remove and restart Eclipse.