After working with linux for servers, the only next logical move was to change my daily windows station to a linux system. This was after considerable inner conflicts regarding what will be optimal setup for my worklife. Although, I wanted to test it with the the KDE Interface, I went Gnome with the initial setup … Read more
Self-Hosting community has multiple options for project management, with Kanban Boards, but some of them are complex to setup, some of them are complex to use, and some of them have paywalls. The only one easy, simple to use, and dynamic enough to handle everything you throw at it is Planka. It’s where I started … Read more
Komodo is another Docker Management application, it’s not as well known as Portainer but it is perfect for self-hosting community members who run a finite number of applications in Docker. In some scenarios, Komodo is more intuitive and user-friendly when managing multiple docker environments. Unlike other similar tools, Komodo doesn’t have a paid version, but … Read more
Diun is an application that is embraced by the self-hosting community and for the right reasons. In recent years, many people have entered the self-hosting with old hardware with a Linux OS, which can run docker applications. This has helped a lot of people to make life easier one way or the other. There are … Read more
Portainer is one of the most loved tools by the self-hosting community, as it allows you to easily manage Docker, Swarm, Kubernetes, and ACI environments. Not only that, it has an open source, community edition as well as an enterprise edition which provides professional support with some additional features to the Portainer interface. The Portainer … Read more
Docker is a powerful platform for running applications in isolated containers. If you own a QNAP NAS, you can use Container Station to deploy and manage Docker containers with ease. In this guide, we will walk through the process of setting up and running a Docker application on your QNAP NAS. Step 1: Install Container … Read more
When I first used my Raspberry Pi, I wondered why the full 1920×1080 resolution of my monitor was not taken advantage of. In the preferences of the Pi, the resolution was set to the largest available (not 1080p), but after some research I found you can change a few settings in a configuration file that … Read more
Raspberry Pi is a great hardware in itself, it’s really awesome to see such a small hardware do so many things with next to nothing power consumption. Although it is enough for most of the purposes, sometimes you just might want it to perform a little better for it to be able to handle your … Read more
NET Core, now referred to as just “.NET” (starting from version 5), is an open-source, cross-platform framework for building various applications. You can install .NET on your Raspberry Pi running Raspberry Pi OS to develop and run applications directly on your Pi. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to install .NET … Read more
In the previous article we installed MariaDB on a Raspberry Pi OS which is a small piece of hardware that can barely handle the SQL instance, so you might choose to host a application on another hardware OR sometimes you just want to allow connections from another system to your MySQL instance. So, in this … Read more