AWS LightSail notes

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This post is a set of notes when doing the installation of a container in AWS LightSail. Tutorials Tutorial for launching and configuring WordPress: https://lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/docs/en_us/articles/amazon-lightsail-tutorial-launching-and-configuring-wordpress Configuration of key aspects = https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/configuring-wp-instance-with-cdn/?trk=gs_card WordPress Packaged By Bitnami For AWS Cloud: https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/wordpress/ Notes Port 22 is the default port for SSH connections. MariaDB Bitnami commands Edit wp-config.php = … Read more

Token Network Flywheel

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This is an interesting article that shows how the basis of the blockchain business model. Source: https://niftycryptonomad.com/token-network-flywheels-blockchains-magical-business-model/

Year 5, Q2 Wardley Maps + books

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During year 5 – Q1 I have focused on Wardley Maps, and the completion of so many activities for the PMP renewal. This quarter by personal reasons I have to deaccelerate the workload of activities. So it will be a soft learning quarter on the schedule. The plan So the V2MOM for this quarter will be: Vision: Work on … Read more

Desired components flow in a Wardley Map

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This is a theoretical exercise out of context that helps me to explain the evolution of components into a map. It contain a lot of capital flow management decisions, which means that you have to have a clear definition about what is the expected balance between capital expenditure Vs. added value provided. It’s an ideal … Read more

The Victory Machine

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This book is good, not great, but good. It started being impressive with the story about the origins of the dynasty and with a fluent narrative that keep you engaged in the book. Then you start with the chapter “Kevin and me” and the book changes completely. It’s like a different author driving the phrases. … Read more

Why Wardley Maps are not so much popular?

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This post is a set of reasons I think that made Wardley Maps are still not so much popular. Wardley Maps were formally published in 2005, so now in 2022 they are 17 years old. 1.- There is a map of mapping In chapter 7 of the original book from Simon Wardley, there is an … Read more