TheOutdoorProgrammer
DevOps Engineer & Outdoorsman
Programmer, Hunter, Hockey Fan, Family Man.
Nerds Who Fish is a private, membership-based community for people who work in tech and love the outdoors. Here's why I built it and what it is.
I took my two boys ice fishing for the first time on Buckeye Lake in Ohio. We didn't catch a thing — but we learned a lot and we're already planning the next trip.
I built a simple app to help me learn to identify Ohio fish like second nature.
How I moved all my self-hosted services to a homelab K8s cluster running on bare metal.
Combining two of my favorite things — infrastructure as code and a day at the range.
How to setup autoscaling Spacelift workers in Kubernetes using the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler and the Spacelift Worker API.
Best practices for organizing IaC repositories, structuring Spacelift Spaces, modularizing Terraform code, and fostering team collaboration.
Collecting custom OpenMetrics in Kubernetes with Prometheus exporter and shipping them to Datadog for alerting.
Easy-to-use Kubernetes documentation browser supporting multiple specs including Kubernetes, Istio, Flux, Cert-Manager, and more.
A browser-based game set in the World Trade Center.
Push notifications from the NHL Situation Room synced to your devices via Pushover, so you know the reasoning behind every call.
Browser extension that provides quicklinks for engineers to skip sales portals and land directly on the tools you actually use.
Stateless API for caching and serving Mars weather data from NASA's Curiosity rover.
AI-powered Ohio fish identification tool.
Live stream page for pet lizards swimming around.
A relaxing fishing adventure game with realistic mechanics, unique Hudson Bay fish species, and dynamic weather systems.
Webhook provider for external-dns that manages DNS records on Firewalla devices via dnsmasq configuration files.
Chrome extension that fixes GitHub commit author links to navigate to user profiles instead of repo-scoped commit lists.
Universal binary distribution platform for hosting pre-compiled CLI tools across multiple architectures.
Python script that generates iCalendar files from hunting season CSV data with species, areas, and bag limits.
Chromium extension that redirects Terraform registry and documentation links to their OpenTofu equivalents.
Data visualization of FDIC bank failures by state using Python and US shapefiles.
Joey Stout loves programming so much that he couldn't stop at doing it for work. He fills his free time building open source projects and tinkering with whatever catches his interest. Off the clock, he's a dad of four, an avid hunter, dedicated fisherman, and die-hard hockey fan. He documents both his technical projects and outdoor adventures at theoutdoorprogrammer.com, and you can find his YouTube channel linked there as well.