And there we are. Raspberry Pi 4 with an attached USB disk, provisioned without manual intervention with Tinkerbell to an Ubuntu Server Pi image, including initial user config via cloud-init. 馃帀
The next goal is to finish the blog post about this. And then I have to see how to simplify it. Because there's way too many DHCP requests and PXE boots involved in getting to this stage.
Early Friday evening success! My Pi now boots Tinkerbell's HookOS in-memory OS for further provisioning.
When adopting a new 100GbE switch, it鈥檚 important to follow gradual introduction procedures to keep your existing cats from becoming stressed and developing RDMA aggression.
My ASUS router doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy about my network's security, so I'm finally doing something about it. My options are OpenWRT and pfSense/OPNsense. It's surprisingly hard to find mini-PCs with two network interfaces, and finding a PCI card that fits into it is a hassle. Besides, it's much cheaper to buy a router with WAN, WiFi and Ethernet all rolled into a single device and flash it with OpenWRT. Sadly, my current router isn't compatible, but ...
#openwrt #homelab
What lightweight monitoring option can I run that will give me historical stats on memory and cpu for both the host and each container? I'm trying to track down a random timeout (suspecting caused by cpu spikes) at exactly 2am on some nights.
Should run as a docker container. Thanks!
LE guide pour monter votre #homelab
https://linuxblog.io/home-lab-beginners-guide-hardware/
This is a bonfire demo instance for testing purposes
