18 diverse IT skills that are worth mentioning...
johan.koke.estate > Git
While I may not use GIT on a daily basis as I’ve never really had any real need to place a whole WordPress site in a git repository, I’m familiar enough with the technology and occasionally use it for personal projects like bash scripts and docker-compose files to make deploying new sites easy and fast.
johan.koke.estate > MySQL
From cleaning up redundant data or migrating websites connected to MySQL databases, I’ve got skills to perform manual backups and migrations without using 3rd party tools like PHPMyAdmin.
johan.koke.estate > VPN
Virtual Private Networks is an essential tool to keep your work network private and only allow certain users access. It’s also a fantastic tool to lock a firewall by only allowing traffic through a dedicated VPN.
johan.koke.estate > Hypervisors & Virtual Machines
I’m very competent at setting up enterprise servers that run an Hypervisor as their Main operating system. My own server is configured with XCP-ng which is widely used in the industry because of it’s robust performance vs hardware load.
johan.koke.estate > Graphic design
The software i’m mostly used to at present are the design suite from Affinity Software. Although I’ve used Adobe products in the past and have a firm grasp on good design principles and different file types software produce.
johan.koke.estate > DNS and hosting
I fully understand DNS and hosting and host all my own websites by pointing domains via A or CNAME records to various servers depending on circumstances
johan.koke.estate > Docker & Docker-compose
Linux docker and docker compose is an amazing way to host microservices on a Linux server.
johan.koke.estate > WordPress
Since 2010 – WordPress has been my CMS of choice for a number of years now and I’ve learnt many lessons along the way.