Category: Technology
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k3os, Mastodon Migration
Back on Kubernetes with k3os Former coworker started new job where he needs to learn kubernetes things. I hadn’t done stuff with kubernetes in a while and I didn’t want to forget it. Bored with single-node Docker.
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Grafana, Promtheus, Node-exporter, and cAdvisor
https://github.com/stefanprodan/dockprom/tree/master/grafana/provisioning/dashboards has some nice dashboards https://prometheus.io/docs/guides/cadvisor/ tells how to get cadvisor (docker container metrics) stuff into prometheus https://prometheus.io/docs/guides/node-exporter/ has instructions on how to get host metrics via node-exporter
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FreshRSS Registration Open
Freshrss is a free, self-hostable, news aggregator. Registration is open on my instance. Email validation is tested and working.
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Passbolt
Passbolt installed via Docker. Need to get my passwords in order. passbolt.travnewmatic.com nvm, no mobile client 🙁 but its on their to-do.
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How-to: Host web services out of your residence
Why? Because its super fun and super educational! It teaches you a little bit about a lot of different things. It also paves the way for taking back control of your own data, by hosting the services you use on your own equipment. Lets get started! You will need Access to network equipment provided by…
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Kubernetes Starter Pack
RancherOS Optional, but screw it, go all in. This is going to be a fairly ‘Rancher-oriented’ affair. RancherOS is a Linux distribution made to run Docker. RancherOS doesn’t have a wizard like other Linux install media. Instead, you boot into it, and run a command to install to a block device. That command needs a…
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Docker
Life before Docker After ages musing about learning Docker, I have finally made the switch, and now I can never go back. I’d previously played with Docker on some of my Raspberry Pi 3’s and a surplus laptop, but I wasn’t happy with the pace of my learning. I figured that the best way to…
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KDE Neon on ZFS
Based on this excellent guide. WARNING: You’re going to be messing with hard drives. You’ll probably be doing most of this as root. As the old adage goes, “The good thing about Linux is that it does exactly what you tell it to do. The bad thing about Linux is that it does exactly what…