Most people probably heard of Podman. An OCI Container management tool very similar to Docker - with some very interesting differences like being able to run completely rootless, easily integrate with systemd and the use of Pods to mention some.

The most common way of running podman containers is podman run, easily translated from docker run.
For example to start a web server on port 8080 run:
podman run --name my_webserver -dt -p 8080:80/tcp docker.io/nginx

My first journey of setting up OPNsense as my main router and firewall. And with that; VLANs, Crowdsec, Wireguard, UnboundDNS and more.

My steps of creating an automated offsite TrueNAS replication.

Describing the growth of dockcheck, a project to check if a container got updates - without pulling images beforehand.. or that’s how it started.

Tips on tuning your ZFS setups, setting compression, suggesting record size etc.

Some general tips in the theme of Linux Gaming.

A guide to set-up a fresh Fedora install with BTRFS grub timeshift snapshots

Finalizing the r/place project. Chapter 3 shows the method of picking coordinates and making the timelapses.

Continuing the r/place project. Chapter 2 covers processing the raw images to make them ready for a timelapse.

A project walkthrough of how I created cropped timelapses of the r/place event. Chapter 1 covers the initial process, getting hold of the data.

Welcome!

This site is running on a VPS. I’m experimenting with hugo, git, hook and nginx.

In (fairly)short:

I’ve got a local git repo where I do my writing and editing in plain markdown. With the help of Hugo a static website is generated. Then I git push that to the VPS.
When the content is pushed to the main branch of the repo, a git hook then deploys the site to the nginx-webserver.