Monitoring environments is critical for maintaining the performance and reliability of modern applications. This blog post details the setup of a monitoring stack in Docker Swarm using Prometheus, Grafana, and InfluxDB. We'll focus on a practical example using NFS for shared storage...
Digging deep into Docker Swarm, i found some limitation when using it with ansible, and in the end with the high availability and upgrade process which I was not very satisfy with. So I explored, again, Kubernetese...
The software I use, Ghost behave in a weird way and was sending http (instead of https) for all the pictures... The only way to correct this is to go through traefik to have a first reverse proxy and then going through the Netscaler stack
As mentioned on a previous blog post, I need to get rid of all the different Docker container hosted on
Docker Swarm is a container orchestration tool that enables the deployment, scaling, and management of Docker containers across a cluster of machines
Language processing has come a long way, thanks to the rise of large language models (LLMs). However, leveraging these advanced technologies often requires significant computational resources or reliance on cloud services.
I'm hosting a $bitcoin node at home and I had an update noticed by Umbrel which is by
In this post I will explain how to secure and give an external access to your NightScout instance You can
In a previous blog (https://www.archy.net/cloud-yes-but-no-thanks-there-is-some-citrix/) I described how I manage to find a solution and try
There are plenty of websites where Kubernetes is explained, why how etc, if you want to know more or if