Creating a Flexget container
Since there isn't an official container image for Flexget, here's a quick how-to on building one your self.
Since there isn't an official container image for Flexget, here's a quick how-to on building one your self.
Like Pi-hole, AdGuard Home is a network-level software for blocking ads and tracking. It operates as a DNS server that re-routes tracking domains to a "black hole", preventing your devices from connecting to those servers.
With External DNS for Kubernetes you can automate the creation of DNS records based on an ingress resource. This is a great feature to have, especially in a dynamic development environment. You could have pipelines deploy feature branches which create ingress hostnames based on the branch name and let External DNS create DNS entries for them.
In this tutorial I will setup Pinniped, a Single Sign-on solution from the VMware Tanzu project. Pinniped gives you a unified login experience across all your clusters, including on-premises and managed cloud environments.
In this tutorial I will setup Pomerium as an authentication proxy, with OpenID Connect, for the Kubernetes API. Since Pomerium will be functioning as a proxy for the KubeAPI, you can do this on a managed as well as an unmanaged cluster.
In this post I will setup a bare metal Kubernetes cluster using Kubespray. At the same time I'll get rid of that pesky Kube Proxy and replace it with the eBPF based Cilium CNI. Since Docker is deprecated in Kubernetes v1.20 we will be installing Containerd or CRI-O instead. This setup is tested on CentOS 8 Stream and Redhat Enterprise Linux 8.4.
This post is just a quick tutorial on setting up TMUX with my default configuration.
In this post I will show you how to create subinterfaces on your CentOS server. It's easy and only takes a couple of minutes to setup, after that just trunk your VLAN's with 802.1q to the server.
When working with Ansible I really don't want to soil my laptop with Python. And why would I when running tasks inside a container is such as breeze. Combining that with aliases, you can run ansible commands as if it was installed locally.
PowerCLI is a great tool to manage resources in VMware vCenter. It would be even better if it was a "real" CLI tool, instead of a Powershell module. I often use it for creating, restoring or deleting snapshots on multiple machines, usually when dealing with a cluster of some sort.