OpenSnitch — manual control of network activity of Linux applications
OpenSnitch is a desktop open source application capable of blocking outgoing requests from various programs, with desktop notifications🔔.
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Writing an ansible playbook for initial Linux server configuration
Today about automating the initial configuration of a Linux server using Ansible🎺. From setting up locales, timezone, SSH server parameters... to creating and configuring a new user's environment👨💻: Oh-My-Zsh, Neovim, and Tmux.
An example of installing OpenWrt on a Xiaomi Redmi AX6000 router from Linux
In this note I'll tell you how I chose a router and installed a Linux-based firmware on it - OpenWrt🧑💻. All actions were performed in the LMDE6 (Debian 12) distribution environment.
bat, exa — Syntax Highlighting for Standard Output in the Linux Terminal (cat, less, tail and ls)
They say that if you read white text on a black background for too long, you start to hear the terminal whisper🙃. In this note we'll talk about how to improve the perception of text from the "black window" by adding syntax highlighting with the command-line utilities bat and exa.
10 minute
Easy
Setting up a Syncthing file synchronization server in docker
In this article I'll show how to easily deploy your own instance of a Syncthing server using docker compose🐳 on a system running Linux🐧.
16 minute
Medium
Tmux — Installation and Customization + Nord theme
In the previous note📝 we talked about terminal multiplexers and what tasks they perform. In today's article I'll demonstrate the installation and customization of the most popular tool in this category - Tmux🪟.
Ansible — configuration management system: getting to know it
In this note we will get acquainted with a popular open source configuration management system with the telling name - Ansible🎻.
Setting up a Zabbix 7 + TimescaleDB monitoring server in docker
In this guide we will deploy the popular Zabbix monitoring system using TimescaleDB - a plugin for the PostgreSQL database that allows efficient work with "time series". We'll wrap all this goodness inside docker containers 🐳. It's going to be interesting 😉.
27 minute
Medium