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Hasty-Paste will TRANSFORM Your Code Sharing Game!

In Docker by dbtech

Looking to wave goodbye to update troubles with your pastebin clone? Join me as I guide you through a seamless Hasty-Paste setup on Docker, a self-hosted haven for your code snippets. Dive into the world of Docker Compose and discover how to effortlessly manage your Linux server with an easy-to-use and user-friendly interface. Whether you’re a seasoned tech guru or …

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Docker & Docker Compose: Quick & Easy Install on Linux!

In Docker by dbtech

Want to unleash the containerization magic of Docker and Docker Compose on your Linux server? Skip the lengthy list of commands needed to get everything installed. This guide offers a smooth, efficient installation process for both root and non-root users. There are a couple of different methods included in this tutorial, but the process is identical for each method. A …

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Navigating the YouTube Minefield: Creators Caught in the Crossfire of Changing Guidelines

In Uncategorized by dbtech

I recently produced a video about issues that are being had across YouTube with regards to what content is allowed and what isn’t. In that video I also talked about how the enforcement of what’s allowed and what isn’t is being applied very unevently. You can watch that video here: Shortly after releasing that video, Andy Maxwell from TorrentFreak reached …

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Proxmox + NetData for Better Insights and Notifications

In Video by dbtech

As a dedicated Proxmox user for over a year, I’ve found it to be a robust virtualization platform with one notable caveat – reporting tends to occur once per minute, leaving a gap in real-time insights. While this approach minimizes overhead, I prefer a more immediate view of my system, even if it means sacrificing a bit of efficiency. In …

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Codex Docs: Documentation Made EASY

In Uncategorized by dbtech

Say goodbye to documentation drama and welcome your new best friend forever – a powerful tool called Codex Docs that transforms your documentation experience, making it not just efficient but downright enjoyable. The Tech Marvel’s Magic – Codex Docs Picture a world where your team isn’t lost in a labyrinth of folders, where creating collaborative and visually stunning documents is …

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Keep a Pulse on Your Services: Exploring Statping-NG for Docker

In Uncategorized by dbtech

In June of 2018 a developer going by hunterlong on Github pushed the first bits of code for a service called StatPing. Over the next couple of years, until around December of 2020, statping was being maintained by hunterlong and a team of around 30 others. At that point, statping remained dormant until August of 2021 when adamboutcher forked the …

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Dockge: A New Way To Manage Your Docker Containers

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Dockge is a self-hosted Docker stack manager, designed to offer a simple and clean interface for managing multiple Docker compose files. It has been developed by the same individual responsible for creating Uptime Kuma, a popular software for monitoring uptime. Dockge is described as an easy-to-use, and reactive self-hosted manager that is focused on Docker compose.yaml stack orientation. It features …

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Self-Hosting ActivePieces to Automate Your Life Online

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In this video we’ll look at ActivePieces, an open-source, no-code automation software. It allows users to create and automate workflows without having to write any code. ActivePieces provides a variety of pre-built connectors for popular services such as Gmail, Slack, and Salesforce, making it easy to integrate your automation with the tools you already use. By self-hosting ActivePieces you can …

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First Look at ZimaOS (Beta) from IceWhale (CasaOS)

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In this video we’re going to take a look at the new “ZimaOS” from the folks behind the ZimaBoard and CasaOS. This installation process is a bit different as you just write the OS to the USB or SSD you want to use as your boot drive, rather than creating a USB to install from like you would with Windows. …

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Docker Container Security: Scanning for Vulnerabilities with Trivy

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In our last video we talked about adding a bit of security to our internet browsing by adding DNSSEC to our Pi-Hole and AdGuard configs. In this video we’re going to continute talking about security, but we’re going to bring things closer to our actual homelabs and we’re going to talk about doing security audits on the docker containers we’re …