Deploying apps to Kubernetes clusters is easy with Helm. Or so they say...

I know, it's long overdue... I wanted to dig into Kubernetes.

But I wasn't prepared to buy the required hardware to run a full fledged OpenShift cluster, so I had a look at alternatives. I'm a big fan of Raspberry Pi devices, because of the small footprint, and I can …

This article is all about exporting your newly created items so you can complete them...

When you are happy with your items, it is time to export them.

A fair warning: It took me a while before I was happy with my items, and went back and forth a couple …

In my Previous Article I jotted down on how to set up your environment so I can start creating custom content.

I did discover some things while actually doing this, and one of these this is that it doesn't matter if you create multiple packs, one for each type of …

When investigating on how to create a Content Module for PF2e, I discovered a couple of things:

• Foundry VTT V11 has changed their default dB backend from neDB to LevelDB: Version 11 Content Packaging Changes
• There is a nodejs package to help you in creating these dBs from json or …

So in my last blog about Foundry VTT I discussed on how to spin up an instance using podman.

When initially starting this project, I wanted to have a couple of things for my PF2e campaign, here's a list:

• Create Characters;
• Create NPCs;
• Have custom material;
• Centrally manage the characters …

I have no idea about how many parts there will be on installing and configuring Foundry VTT, but this is the first.

By trade, I am an infrastructure engineer/architect, and I like DIY. I have loads of stuff in my home lab.

One of the reasons I chose Foundry …

Yes, yes, Yet Another Blog ^TM.

This blog actually came to being because I wanted to achieve something totally different: Have a central repository and management tool for our (now nearly 2 years) ongoing Pathfinder Second Edition campaign.

Prior to switching to PF2e we used the Other Roleplaying System but …