docker Configuring Traefik on Synology DSM7 using docker macvlans Recent changes in DSM7 have made guaranteeing being able to free up ports 80/443 for use by traefik rather difficult. Using a combination of several advanced techniques with docker networking we can circumvent this requirement once and for all with the macvlan driver.
cars VW Golf Mk4 R32 - Front Axles Replacement I recently acquired a VW Golf Mk4 R32 from 2004 with 136k miles on the clock. All things considered it's in great shape but there are a few spots which
technical Gitea Webhook Change A while back I wrote about deploying DroneCI and Gitea together to build projects automatically. A few months ago my CI broke and I've only just now gotten around to
technical Eliminating 3D Printer vibration noise transmission If you've been wanting to make your 3D printer quieter then these Sorbothane feet are the best way to do this. Using 6 of these little squash ball like rubber
mkdocs Making mkdocs tables look like Github markdown tables Adding custom CSS to the mkdocs material theme is straightforward. Follow the docs and you can make tweaks to the CSS of the theme as you need. I'm a big
docker Monolithic docker-compose files filtered with profiles Those of us who use docker-compose to manage our fleets of containers generally fall into two camps. Camp A prefers one monolithic docker-compose file per host using docker-compose <command&
docker Deploying mkdocs using DroneCI and Gitea Todays post will discuss the steps required to deploy a fully self-hosted, automatically updating documentation stack using Gitea, mkdocs, nginx, traefik and Drone CI.
synology Access a Synology NAS with Traefik on DSM7 With the recent update to DSM7 my Synology NAS has been transformed. It now runs a recent version of docker, I can use Ansible to manage docker-compose like I do
networking Punching through tricky NAT with Nebula Mesh VPN and OPNSense OPNsense rewrites all outgoing UDP traffic by default - here's how to make Nebula work whilst traversing NAT which does this.
technical ASRock Rack E3C246D4U - The Perfect Media Server Motherboard? The board only arrived today but I've gotten it working in a couple of hours exactly the way I wanted. It really is about as close to perfect as we're going to get in this space. Should you buy one? Yes, if you need it - you should!
technical Roborock S5 Zoned Cleanup for Valetudo 2021.06 Here's how to configure segment based cleanup for Valetudo based Robovacs.
technical PiKVM - Control up to 4 servers simultaneously [archived] This is every homelabbers dream isn't it? Controlling multiple systems that don't have IPMI natively, remotely. Thanks to PiKVM, now we can.
maker Building my "Ultimate Mega Desk" (Part 2) - The Tinkerspace 1.0 I needed a space where I could explode an entire computer, or 3d printer, or some other overly complex piece of equipment without getting in the way of the rest of the house.
technical A USB Fan Controller that now works under Linux Relying on the built-in motherboard headers on server grade motherboards to reliably control fans with Linux has been a crapshoot since forever. I'm pleased to report that last summer the Corsair Commander Pro received native Linux kernel driver support in the 5.9 release.
technical Why I stopped using Intel GVT-g on Proxmox with Quick Sync The promise of GVT-g technically was very high. One box to rule them all. However in practice, it just didn't live up to expectations.
perfect-media-server The Perfect Media Server - 2020 Edition We're back! A fresh new installment of Perfect Media Server ready for 2021 and we launch perfectmediaserver.com
bbq Brisket Smoking for n00bs I'm no expert but in the immortal words of Jeremy Clarkson, how hard can it be?
technical Passthrough Intel iGPU with GVT-g to a VM and use Quick Sync with Plex in docker on Proxmox Passing through an entire GPU is very useful for specific tasks but isn't a very efficient use of resources. Wouldn't it be nice if we could slice up 1 GPU and use it with multiple VMs at once?
drums Drumming Advent Challenge! For some reason I woke up on December 1st and decided I'd try to play and record 25 songs in 25 days. So far we're 14 days in and I'm
woodworking Building a modified Paulk Smart Workbench Shop projects are an opportunity to practice using new tools and techniques. After threatening for nearly 5 years, at last, I've finally built it.
technical Installing Valetudo on Xiaomi Roborock S5 Robovac - The easy way! In December I wrote a convoluted post on obtaining the token from a Xiaomi robovac. I'm pleased to detail a much simpler way in this post. We are going to
traefik Traefik v2 and external services like Home Assistant and Blue Iris I recently made the switch from the nginx reverse proxy life to Traefik. I've written a couple of other posts recently about the process: Running Unifi controller behind TraefikRunning InvoiceNinja
technical Traefik v2 and Unifi Controller in docker Due to the fact that Unifi runs on port 8443 inside the container and expects TLS a couple of extra parameters were required. Here's the relevant docker-compose snippet.
technical How to setup InvoiceNinja v4 with Traefik v2 + nginx with TLS As you may know I'm the sort of chap who runs everything I possibly can using containers. However, setting up a Self-Hosted InvoiceNinja with a reverse proxy - Traefik in this case - wasn't the easiest thing ever. Here's how I did it.
technical Scrutiny - A SMART Hard Drive Monitoring tool Scrutiny is a (currently) closed source SMART hard drive monitoring tool with a pretty web interface and integration with Backblazes' excellent quarterly stats.
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