In the previous post on this topic, I’ve had a look back at which Wiki’s I’ve used over the decades to store my personal tech information and why I decided to move on to MediaWiki as a platform. In the past, getting a new web service up and running required the setup of a web … Continue reading Moving on to MediaWiki – Part 2 – Docker Install
One tool that has become absolutely essential to me for note taking and finding information again is a Wiki. A very long time ago, I initially used WOAS, a personal Wiki platform that was basically a local HTML file that could be modified in the browser. It was a nice system, but at some point, … Continue reading Moving on to MediaWiki – Part 1
OK, one more topic is still missing in my story about running my own cloud: How do I back it all up? Before answering the question, it is of course important to define which scenarios to protect against with backups. And, not surprisingly, I have made good use of my backups over the years to … Continue reading Raising the Shields – 12 Years Later – Part 4 – How To Back It All Up?
Infrastructure as code they say, so I built myself a wonderful Ansible script to update my virtual machines and container installations on a regular basis without manual intervention. This has worked superbly in the past two years or so, but this week I was bitten. When I searched something in my (containerized) MediaWiki instance today, … Continue reading Container Games: When LATEST is not the greatest, and how it broke my MediaWiki
As I hinted in my 37c3 post, I was using a bit of time at ‘Congress’ to improve the structure of my containers in the cloud. While I have quite a number of projects running in dedicated virtual machines, I have containerized others such as this blog, my MediaWiki, an OnlyOffice instance, Etherpads and a … Continue reading Container Games – Private Networks for Private Containers
It’s the time of the year again to reflect on what has happened in the last 12 months. It’s been quite a ride again, with many things happening, and also some things not happening. So if you are interested, come with me on a trip through my year in tech 2023.
Here's an interesting press release from FON, the company behind the FON hotspots that help you share your Wi-Fi Internet connection at home in exchange for free access around the world when you encounter another FON hotspot. In their quest to increase the number of FON hotspots, they have in the past already partnered with … Continue reading FON on Femtos