Nagios / NCPA Docker Check Script with Substates
I have extended the well-known Nagios Docker check script by Erik Kristensen and added comprehensive **substate monitoring**. The new version […]
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ProtonVPN + UniFi Router (UDM) – Setting Up Multiple VPN Clients
If you want to run multiple ProtonVPN connections simultaneously on a UniFi Dream Machine (UDM) router or any other UniFi
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unRaid Alternatives: The best free alternatives
Looking for free unRaid alternatives? Compare TrueNAS, CasaOS, OpenMediaVault and YunoHost – four powerful open-source NAS systems that cost you nothing.
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Proxmox: Install unRAID as VM in Proxmox
Run unRAID as a virtual machine under Proxmox: a step-by-step guide to creating the VM, passing through the USB boot stick and setting the boot order.
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Homelab: What it is, why you have it and what benefits it offers
A homelab is a private IT lab at home for learning, testing and self-hosting. Here is what it is, why you run one and the benefits it offers.
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Installing Proxmox on a USB stick: advantages and disadvantages
Can you run Proxmox VE from a USB stick? It works, but write wear, slower speeds and reliability issues make an internal SSD or HDD the far better choice.
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Intel pauses chip factory in Magdeburg: A setback for the European semiconductor industry
Intel has paused construction of its Magdeburg chip factory, a major setback for Europe’s semiconductor industry and its plans to cut reliance on Asia.
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PlayStation 6: AMD supplies the chips
Sony taps AMD again for the PlayStation 6, supplying both CPU and GPU after Intel lost the chip deal. What it means for gamers and the console market.
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Establishing a Raspberry Pi SSH connection: A step-by-step guide
Learn how to connect to your Raspberry Pi via SSH step by step: enable SSH on the Pi, find its IP address, and securely log in from Windows, macOS or Linux.
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Installing the Raspberry Pi OS
Learn how to install Raspberry Pi OS with the official Raspberry Pi Imager on Windows, macOS and Linux, and write the system to a MicroSD card or SSD.