

I didnt know of NNCP either, it looks amazing and super simple to setup. might have to look at how I run a NNCP forwarder to Gmail
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I didnt know of NNCP either, it looks amazing and super simple to setup. might have to look at how I run a NNCP forwarder to Gmail
you could do that, set the use NNCPNET_NO_NODELIST to 1.
Then your into private node https://salsa.debian.org/jgoerzen/docker-nncpnet-mailnode/-/wikis/configuration#adding-private-nodes
If you have your own domain and your DNS provider has an API, you can get a certificate for anything in your domain
We got an old style phone when we went to see the northern lights
OVH here, both domains, dedi server and a VPS.
Has an API to get an cert you want, even for non internet facing stuff
Snapcast might fit the bill, not sure about the 5.1 bit.
Does multi room sync
In my case I need to use a named volume for docker swarm, also I can reuse a named volume in other services. If your not using swarm then just a bind mount should be fine
with the way I do it, you can also use NFS as a backend
but you shouldn’t be building out new applications and new environments on VMs or LXC
That’s a bold statement, VMs might be just fine for some.
Use what ever is best for you, if thats containers great. If that’s a VM, sure. Just make sure you keep it secure.
If you use a volume, you can mount that anywhere.
volumes:
lemmy_pgsql:
driver: local
driver_opts:
type: none
o: bind
device: '/mnt/data/lemmy/pgsql'
Then in your service add a volume
volumes:
- lemmy_pgsql:/var/lib/postgresql/data:Z
Yes, but no. There is still a lot of places using old fashioned VMs, my company is still building VMs from an AWS ami and running ansible to install all the stuff we need. Some places will move to containers and that’s great, but containers won’t solve every problem
would agree the hardware would run everything fine
right tool for the job mate, not everything works great in a container.
Also Proxmox is not legacy as its used a lot in homelabs and also some companys
I use proxmox to carve up my dedicated host with OVH, 3 of the vms run docker anyway.
If your router is setup to only allow in the ports with a service hanging off it, like SSH. Then a firewall wont add anything your router doesnt.
On the flip side, if your running any kind of VPS or directly accessible server, like a VPS or dedicated server. Then a firewall is required.
Now protecting your server from other things on your local network might something you want to do, think IoT stuff getting popped and being used to hack other things on the network
Keycloak here, I plugged my keycloak into my Google workspace. Yes I know Google!!
But the login flow is amazing and I get all the MFA without the faff
If you run a single DNS server, you will always have downtime when it’s restarted.
The only way to mitigate that, is to run 2 DNS servers.
I setup my network to use pihole as the first DNS and the router as the second, most of the time pihole is used. Unless it’s down
As a homelabber and systems admin, I would start with learning how to use Linux on the command line.
It’s all well and good looking at docker, but if you don’t know how to move about or edit on the command line. Your going to get stuck real quick.
Once your happy doing simple tasks on the command line, I would actually look at running something like wordpress on a pi or VPS. That will help you understand how to connect services together, and cement your basic command line knowledge.
Yeah, OVH do website hosting as well
I moved all my domains from Google to OVH, OVH have an API so you can get certs with certbot. You could also use the API to update records for a dynamic home broadband
yeah, I think so. So nodes are over meshtastic and some are over quux