# www : My personal website My name is Julien Dessaux, also known by my pseudonym Adyxax: welcome to my personal website! These pages are an aggregation of various thoughts and tutorials I accumulated over my years of service as a system and network administrator and architect. Topics covered are open source, BSD and GNU/Linux system administration, and networking. It is a personal space that I try to fill up with my experience and knowledge of computer systems and network administration in the hope it serves others. You can learn more about me on this page. I hope you feel welcome here, do not hesitate to leave a message at julien -DOT- dessaux -AT- adyxax -DOT- org. You can ask for a translation, some more details on a topic covered here, or just say hi or whatever ;-) Have a good time! ## Contents - [Dependencies](#dependencies) - [Quick Start](#Quick-Start) - [Hugo](#Hugo) - [Search](#Search) - [Kubernetes](#Kubernetes) ## Dependencies go is required for the search feature. Only go version >= 1.22 on linux amd64 (Gentoo) is being regularly tested. hugo is required in order to build the website html pages. Only hugo >= 0.111.3 is being regularly tested. ## Quick Start There is a makefile with everything you need, just type `make help` (or `gmake help` if running BSD). ## Hugo Contrary to popular usage, I do not use a theme with hugo. I decided to write my own in order to keep it light and simple. Here is a breakdown of each folder's contents: - `assets/`: css files, which will be compiled into a single minified file. - `content/`: markdown files - `blog/`: blog section of this website. - `books/`: a log of simple reviews of books I read. - `docs/`: wiki like section, where information is not sorted just chronologically like in the blog section. - `search/`: dummy section I need for the search feature. - `deploy/`: container images building script. - `layouts/`: html, json and rss templates. Also some useful hugo shortcodes. - `search/`: the go program that powers the search feature. - `static/`: favicon, blog images and schematics. ## Search Hugo can easily generate a json index of the website, and according to my google-fu hugo users use javascript solutions to implement search on top of this. I was not satisfied by the idea of having javascript download the whole website index and running searches locally, but I found no alternative. I therefore designed an alternative. The search folder contains code for a go webservice that can handle search queries and serve results. It is fully integrated to maintain a coherent look with the website. For more details, see the related [blog article](https://www.adyxax.org/blog/2021/09/19/implementing-a-search-feature-for-my-hugo-static-website/).