A place to publish my projects
Few months ago, I was started to planning my own stack for server management. I was considering structure, thinking which programming language would I have benefit, thinking about expansions later, and so on… And a few weeks ago I started to implement some core services of mine.
I sometimes need to copy config files between my main server and Raspberry Pi. Since I implemented Linux cluster between them, it will be a bigger and bigger requirement for me. I have figured out a solution, which seems working, I share it.
Meanwhile I was writing applications for me, I always thinking how I could make my environment more bulletproof and stable. Fact, that I was using single systems, was always a single point of failure. Until now! At least on operating system level, I am beyond this obstacle.
Meanwhile I was writing applications for me, I always thinking how I could make my environment more bulletproof and stable. Fact, that I was using single systems, was always a single point of failure. Until now! At least on operating system level, I am beyond this obstacle.
Meanwhile I was writing applications for me, I always thinking how I could make my environment more bulletproof and stable. Fact, that I was using single systems, was always a single point of failure. Until now! At least on operating system level, I am beyond this obstacle.
Meanwhile I was writing applications for me, I always thinking how I could make my environment more bulletproof and stable. Fact, that I was using single systems, was always a single point of failure. Until now! At least on operating system level, I am beyond this obstacle.
I have got an idea to document my information about my server on my server. I could download any wiki type CMS, but I thought it would be a good practice to make my own application!
During to coming hobby projects I plan to use database to store text types with different lengths. I made an investigation and run some test to try what and how PostgreSQL store and work with text types. This article is result of this process.
I have configured my old Raspberry Pi 3 recently. I have out some monitoring stuff on it, which are communicates with my main server via https. But my main server using self-signed certificates.
Because I have expanded my local network with a Raspberry Pi 3 permanently, as that runs my DNS service, I had to work out a solution how I can execute remote commands there to run checks from my main server. I will explain it in this article.