Tag: Linux
All the articles with the tag "Linux".
Caddy and GoAccess
GoAccess is a great Nginx log file analyser that I was using with Nginx Proxy Manager. Wouldn't it be great to carry on using it with Caddy?
Caddy in Production
Updated:To use caddy in production, I needed to make sure it catered for the features I use with Nginx. I need to serve subdomain and handle putting sites into mai
AWS SSH using SSM
Updated:You can access a closed off AWS EC2 instance using SSH by using SSM as a proxy. This means no ports need be exposed from your EC2 at all. Configure the AWS
AWS S3 Bucket Service
Updated:Previously I have used s3fs as this supported mounting in fstab using and access key and secret. This S3 Mountpoint by Amazon can use IAM for a more integr
caddy
Caddy is a "server of servers", but probably more recognised as a reverse proxy or web server. It's memory safe, so likely to gain traction because of the
knockd
Updated:Close your ssh service until you really need it, using knockd to manipulate your iptables firewall.
Audio Transcribing
Updated:I found myself in a position of recording an audio conference and then wanting to get a transcription of the discussion. On my Android phone, there seems to be a plethora of apps in the store you can use, but my content was an hour and a half long. The best I could get was 5 minutes of transcript for free, or buy minutes.
WD My Passport and LUKS
I found a 4TB WD My Passport drive, and thought I'd see if I could put it to use on Linux. I'm not going to even try using the built-in AES256 encryption,
Zombie Laptop
Updated:Some years ago my brother bought an Asus K53E laptop, 4GB RAM, Intel Core i7-2670QM. It came with Windows 7 Home Premium. It was a slow and tedious thing,
Nginx and LDAP Authentication
Updated:We want a little more control over some of our reverse proxies and wanted to place a little extra burden on the users as possible. To do this we chose to u