We've all strugled with installing Linux systems from scratch such as Arch or Gentoo, specially the first time we do so. Up next is the most basic...
Now this incident happened a few times over the course of a few months, but since this was only happening from our offices and the server was located...
Recently I had a co-worker do an *oopsie* on a server he was running a script on. He, actually wisely, executed a script on a screen within his terminal...
In case one of these machines belongs on a Proxmox Cluster you need to retire it. Leaving it presented on the cluster might cause a ton of issues...
Last week I was checking out some issues on the ticketting system that hadn't been solved way before my time. While browsing them I noticed...
This is where ZeroTier comes in, being a SD-WAN (Software Defined Wide Area Network) it doesn't depend on new hardware, it can just be set up using whatever
kubectl is a CLI tool that allows you to run commands that interact with K8s clusters. Wether it may be getting information from a specific pod...
Most of us have had instances where a production virtualization cluster can't be updated for whatever reasons: stability, fear of screwing up...