Hey guys! I recently had someone ask if I could make a video about how to set up WordPress in Docker to work with Cloudflare tunnels. So that’s what we’re going to do in today’s video! Just know that this video will assume that you have a general understanding of how to deploy a Docker container as well as a …
Kavita: Your New E-Book and Manga Server
Hey guys! In this video we’re going to take a look at a full-fledged, fast, cross-platform, & open-source manga, comic, and book server called Kavita. If we take a look at Kavita’s website, we can see that it supports Manga, Comics, and eBooks. It has a search feature and supports all fields from ComicInfo.xml to provide filtering on metadata. You …
Memos: The EASY Way to Take Notes
The other day I was digging around on Github looking for new Docker projects to take a look at and share with you guys when I ran across a repository called Memos. According to their website, Memos is A lightweight, open source, self-hosted memo hub. memos provides the privacy, security and reliability that innovators need in their moments of inspiration. …
Kanboard – Kanban Project Management System in Docker
Kanban is a methodology originally developed by Toyota to be more efficient. There are only two constraints imposed by Kanban: Visualize your workflow Limit your work in progress Visualize your workflow Your work is displayed on a board so that you have a clear overview of your project Each column represents a step in your workflow Limit your work in …
Portainer Ambassador Event Series featuring David Burgess, aka DB Tech
You’re Invited – Portainer Ambassador Event Series featuring David Burgess, aka DB Tech Portainer recently started their new Ambassador Program and I was invited to be one of the original members. As a way to grow the Portainer community, they’re starting a new “Ambassador Series” where they will be interviewing their ambassadors to get to know them and to learn …
Self-Hosting & Home Server Security Tips
In this video we’re going to look at how to help secure your home server to make sure that only the people you want to have access to your applications will be able to access your server. I’m not a security professional or a network professional, but I’ve picked up a few tips to help keep your server safer. So …
Turing Pi – Installing I2C and Turing Pi Scripts
In this post we’re going to look at how to install I2C and the Turing Pi scripts to make remote management of your Turing Pi cluster even easier. If you want to get your own Turing PI, check out this link (affiliate link) and get 10% off your order!! I2C is a serial protocol to connect low-speed devices like microcontrollers …
Turing Pi – Flashing Compute Modules and Setting Up Docker Swarm – Ep 2
In this post we’re going to continue looking at the Turing Pi. Specifically in this video we’re going to flash compute units and get a swarm up and running. I’d like to give another shoutout to Turing Pi for sending the board and the compute units over for me to take a look at. If you want to get your …
Turing Pi – Intro to Raspberry Pi Clusters Ep. 1
The folks over at Turing Pi reached out and asked if I would be interested in taking a look at their Turing Pi device. If you want to get your own Turing PI, check out this link (affiliate link) and get 10% off your order!! The Turing Pi board allows for up to 7 compute modules to be installed and …