How to create a PiBox Template
We look into how to create a PiBox Template and install it on my PiBox. The procedure is very similar to creating a Kubernetes deployment, so that subject is also covered in this video.
We look into how to create a PiBox Template and install it on my PiBox. The procedure is very similar to creating a Kubernetes deployment, so that subject is also covered in this video.
In this video, we look through the docker basics. Working with docker is not that hard, but a couple of commands are considered basics. Then, we look at fetching base images, running commands, and setting environment variables.
We look into the new Java version 19 and all the different features we could expect in this latest revision.
I look into the PiBox installation and give my first impressions of the software and features of the PiBox solution.
I look into the PiBox that arrived in the mail the other day. In this unboxing video, I go through the PiBox features and talk about what’s in the box and what you could use it for, and how the hardware is put together.
Looking into WebSockets and how to set up a simple server to send messages back and forth. I’m using a simple chat server example and sends messages from javascript and PHP.
After a critical failure, we look into resizing an OSD in our Ceph environment. Unfortunately, the drive is entire, so resize of the OSD was the only option to start the service.
We look into Ceph encryption in a cluster where each OSD can be encrypted and the keys store externally in order to ensure data integrity and safety.
We look into the machine learning network viewer Netron.
We look at the new features in the Ceph Quincy release. Talk about changes and important improvements. Looking forward to starting using this on my clusters.