
Building a Docker image for the Unbound DNS server
In this article we will build our own Docker image with a modern DNS server — Unbound. We'll take a detailed look at the Dockerfile, as well as my script for preparing the container environment.
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In this article we will build our own Docker image with a modern DNS server — Unbound. We'll take a detailed look at the Dockerfile, as well as my script for preparing the container environment.

A short preface: in the course of my work I most often deal with Debian and RHEL/Centos distributions. So somehow I missed the changes in recent versions of the Ubuntu distribution described below🫣

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.

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🐧.

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 😉.

Today we'll build the latest version of the OpenConnect VPN server - 1.3, from open source code, on the Debian 12 distribution. We'll also create a Docker image based on the same distribution.

As you might have guessed from the title, today we will install and run a local DNS server Unbound paired with an ad blocker via DNS requests - Pi-hole, using docker.

Today we will deploy our own VPN based on an OpenConnect server (ocserv) running over HTTPS and compatible with Cisco AnyConnect. We'll package all of this into a docker container for ease of use and easy portability.

This time we will perform basic Linux server setup using the Debian 12 distribution as an example. Preface We continue the topic of Linux server administration.

This time we'll talk about remote connections using the secure SSH protocol, in particular its open implementation OpenSSH.

Today we'll install a Debian GNU/Linux 12 server on a virtual machine created with the VirtualBox hypervisor.
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