Having disk images available on Windows is very convenient, you can add storage to a system but keep the actual data safe within a Ceph pool block device that is stored on your distributed Ceph …
IBM NSOne shell scripts
I have been using IBM’s NSOne system to manage the DNS for my domains. I needed a good way to manage those domains via scripts, so I put these together. Hopefully they’ll be useful for …
Using ‘dehydrated’ for Let’sEncrypt SSL with IBM NSOne
Since I’m using Proxmox I wanted to be able to have an internal system/container that had the purpose of managing my SSL certificates for the domains I have. I am using IBM NSOne for my …
Custom SSL certificates on Unifi UDM Pro
This is applicable to Unifi OS 3.2.x With my SSL certificates being managed by a different system via LetsEncrypt, I do need to copy them over to my UDM pro periodically because they only last …
Dynamic DNS via shell script and IBM NS1 (nsone)
I am using IBM NSOne for my domain’s DNS. I went with them after trying some other providers. I really like the API driven nature of it and that it will be free for my …
Making a Proxmox VM in to an LXC template
When using Proxmox one of the things that feels helpful to do is to configure the LXC (Linux Container) OSes exactly how you like them. We all have our preferences of what we want in …
Ubuntu Desktop with LXC container
When wanting to use desktop applications via a container, it is helpful to be able to set up the container to have a desktop environment accessible via VNC. I started this by using the Proxmox …
Seafile server on Debian 12
Seafile is awesome. Your own managed ‘cloud’ type file sharing and storage with history. I’ve used it for many years. I am redoing some of my home networking and recently wanted to put Seafile on …
Simple install for Proxmox on Debian 12
I have been experimenting with Proxmox at home and while I have tried the ISO installer that is available, I didn’t like the fact of not being able to set up the drives the way …