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building the charybdis

building the charybdis

Around a month ago i stumbled upon the ergonomic keyboards world. After doing some research, i fell in love with bastardkb's charybdis. I decided to build one for myself. I ordered the pcb and the case since my Ender 5 Pro died around the same time. Otherwise i

configuring SonarQube SAML with Authentik as IDP

configuring SonarQube SAML with Authentik as IDP

A small guide on how to configure authentik and SonarQube for SAML to work properly.

scaling down without scaling down

scaling down without scaling down

For quite a few years now i always upgraded or rebuilt my work machine to the latest and greatest. This time i decided to try something different. I bought a nice lightweight laptop and began using codespaces for my development. While great, the pricing wasn't really what I

deploying without worrying using terraform, docker and restic

deploying without worrying using terraform, docker and restic

My current deployments don't meet some flexibility i would like to have in case a provider raises prices, burns down or just doesn't fit my needs anymore. I want to be able to move my infrastructure to another provider without much hassle. The first tool i&

picotype - when you can't use your password manager

Sometimes there are situations where you can't use your password manager. For example, you're on a computer that doesn't have it installed, or you're on a computer that doesn't have a GUI, or you're on a computer that

moving from docker compose files to a solution like Nomad + Consul + Vault + JuiceFS

moving from docker compose files to a solution like Nomad + Consul + Vault + JuiceFS

I managed most of my hosted apps in my homelab and on my server using docker-compose files for a long time, since it was easy to use and I could easily backup the data. Updates were easy as well since I could just pull the latest image and restart the

Creating a cheap container and package registry

Creating a cheap container and package registry

Since I was in need of a cheap private container and package registry, I began looking around for good solutions. While I found some, I was not satisfied with the pricing. So I decided to create my own. Here is how you can host your own container and package registry

Docker GitHub Actions Runner

Docker GitHub Actions Runner

This is a Docker image for to easily self-host GitHub actions runners. Hourly builds are available on Docker Hub. GitHub - 0xC9C3/Docker-Github-Actions-Runner: GitHub Actions Linux-x64 Container, updates every hour!GitHub Actions Linux-x64 Container, updates every hour! - GitHub - 0xC9C3/Docker-Github-Actions-Runner: GitHub Actions Linux-x64 Container, updates every hour!GitHub0xC9C3

Mirror Tea

GitHub - 0xC9C3/mirror-tea: Mirror tea is a small tool to automatically mirror all git repositories to a gitea instance.Mirror tea is a small tool to automatically mirror all git repositories to a gitea instance. - GitHub - 0xC9C3/mirror-tea: Mirror tea is a small tool to automatically mirror

My backup strategy

My backup strategy

I mainly use a RS1221+ carrying 4x 6TB WD Red Plus running in RAID 6 with data protection for my backups. My backup job runs every night at 3am and backups the following: - my Google Business account using Active Backup for Google Workspace - my Google Accounts outside the

Using the Namecheap API despite assigned dynamic IP

Using the Namecheap API despite assigned dynamic IP

If you are hosting your own services locally and have the need for Let's Encrypt certificates, you might come across a problem while attempting to solve the DNS challenge using traefik / lego and the namecheap provider. Namecheap forces you to allow list every IP that should use the