For developer teams working in an enterprise Windows server environment, it is customary to use Active Directory groups for access control to systems and services. In our scenario, every time onboarding starts for a new developer, this results in a big bunch of IT maintenance orders to add new users to the proper groups. Over time, the access profiles for each developer tends to deviate, making it very time consuming to figure out what that new resource should actually have.
A quick overview of how this blog was setup using Hugo and Netlify
Naturally, to start a blog a website is required. After some reading up from other bloggers I chose to use Hugo. I like to have control over my site and not simply use a pre-made on-line service. Also the possibility to write my content in pure markdown was compelling. Once you have installed Hugo, just pick a theme that suits you and you’re ready to go! I started out with the Hugo Future Imperfect theme. I won’t go into details here since the Hugo site has excellent getting started…
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