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Mini.WebVM: Your own Linux box from Dockerfile, virtualized in the browser via WebAssembly - Leaning Technologies
Mini.WebVM: Your own Linux box from Dockerfile, virtualized in the browser via WebAssembly - Leaning Technologies
TL;DR – WebVM is a Linux-like virtual machine running fully client-side in the browser. It is based on CheerpX: a x86 execution engine in WebAssembly by Leaning Technologies. With today’s update, you can deploy your own version of WebVM by simply forking the repo on GitHub and editing the included Dockerfile. A GitHub Actions workflow...
·leaningtech.com·
Mini.WebVM: Your own Linux box from Dockerfile, virtualized in the browser via WebAssembly - Leaning Technologies
FUSE and io_uring
FUSE and io_uring
Bernd Schubert led a session at the 2023 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory-Management and BPF Summit on the intersection of FUSE and io_uring. He works for DDN Storage, which is using FUSE for two network-storage products; he has found FUSE to be a bottleneck for those filesystems. That could perhaps be improved by using io_uring, which is something he has been working on and wanted to discuss.
·lwn.net·
FUSE and io_uring
Enable IPv6 privacy in NetworkManager
Enable IPv6 privacy in NetworkManager
On most IPv6-enabled networks, network addresses are distributed via stateless address autoconfiguration (SLAAC).
·major.io·
Enable IPv6 privacy in NetworkManager
NGINX Reverse Proxy
NGINX Reverse Proxy
Configure NGINX as a reverse proxy for HTTP and other protocols, with support for modifying request headers and fine-tuned buffering of responses.
·docs.nginx.com·
NGINX Reverse Proxy
How to Set Up Basic HTTP Authentication in NGINX
How to Set Up Basic HTTP Authentication in NGINX
Basic username and password authentication is an easy and simple way to secure administrative panels and backend services. Nginx can be configured to protect certain areas of your website, or even used as a reverse proxy to secure other services.
·howtogeek.com·
How to Set Up Basic HTTP Authentication in NGINX
Understanding Nginx Server and Location Block Selection Algorithms
Understanding Nginx Server and Location Block Selection Algorithms
Nginx is one of the most popular web servers in the world. In this guide, we will discuss how Nginx selects the server and location block that will handle a given client’s request. We will go over the algorithm in place, as well as the directives and options you can use to modify the selection process.
·digitalocean.com·
Understanding Nginx Server and Location Block Selection Algorithms
How to Find Your IP Address in Linux OS (Private or Public)
How to Find Your IP Address in Linux OS (Private or Public)
In this tutorial learn How to Find your IP address using a Linux OS. Simple guide for checking internal and external IP addresses on a Linux system.
·phoenixnap.com·
How to Find Your IP Address in Linux OS (Private or Public)
Prometheus Alertmanager: Manage your Alerts Anywhere
Prometheus Alertmanager: Manage your Alerts Anywhere
Everything you need to know about Prometheus Alertmanager - why it's important, how it's designed, how to configure it, why we at groundcover love Prometheus Alertmanager so much, and how it has made our lives easier.
·groundcover.com·
Prometheus Alertmanager: Manage your Alerts Anywhere
Let's debug a kubernetes pod locally
Let's debug a kubernetes pod locally
No one can deny that debugging helps us a lot while solving problems. One major developer experience issue today with kubernetes is that it is hard to debug a problem. Today, we will play with a specific tool that will help us do that
·aeb-dev.me·
Let's debug a kubernetes pod locally
How I Built My Perfect Linux Workstation
How I Built My Perfect Linux Workstation
How the actual build look like. TL;DR Link to heading This is not a guide on how-to install and configure Linux, but a list of the components I used to build my personal Linux workstation, to avoid any compatibility issue and to exploit the best in terms of performance and stability. For who’s asking, I am using Arch Linux as my daily driver and it is configured through the Ansible playbook i made.
·paolomainardi.com·
How I Built My Perfect Linux Workstation
https vaultwarden w/o self-signed certs & port forwarding?
https vaultwarden w/o self-signed certs & port forwarding?
Fellow DietPi enthusiasts, I have long searched for a newbie-friendly solution, but, alas, I failed miserably… Thus, I have come here to humbly seek your help in my quest to achieve this: Goals Running vaultwarden on HTTPS with a cert from letsencrypt (no more annoying warnings!) No (additional) port forwarding for a reverse proxy solution (as I am no tech guru, I prefer to keep my attack surface minimal) Current state RPi4 @ DietPi 7.2.3 The default lighttpd web server A working DDNS ...
·dietpi.com·
https vaultwarden w/o self-signed certs & port forwarding?
Dead Simple Proxmox SSL Certificate with LetsEncrypt in
Dead Simple Proxmox SSL Certificate with LetsEncrypt in
It is literally "dead simple" to automatically install and renew Proxmox SSL Certificate with LetsEncrypt, through the GUI and ACME protocol.
·smarthomebeginner.com·
Dead Simple Proxmox SSL Certificate with LetsEncrypt in
Using Cloudflare as a dynamic DNS (DDNS) service with UniFi
Using Cloudflare as a dynamic DNS (DDNS) service with UniFi
Did you ever want to use your own domain as a dynamic DNS for your non static IP address? Learn how to do it using a router by Ubiqiti and Cloudflare with this guide
·sven.niehus.eu·
Using Cloudflare as a dynamic DNS (DDNS) service with UniFi
UniFi Gateway - Dynamic DNS
UniFi Gateway - Dynamic DNS
Dynamic DNS allows external clients to connect to your UniFi gateway using a hostname rather than an IP address. This is particularly useful if your UniFi gateway uses a frequently changing  WAN IP...
·help.ui.com·
UniFi Gateway - Dynamic DNS