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ReadThe use of docker is a common technique in dev teams. But really, creating and using the complete ready-made image shows its potential in the production environment. I think this post will convince some Ops to look more positively at running closed images over the installation and putting projects directly on the servers
ReadWhen installing a bash open source project, I was always full of admiration for the developers who implemented the graphical interface. I was curious how it works and how I could apply it to my projects. The solution is simple - whiptail
ReadRegional locks aren't fun. They always cause a problem with access to certain sources. VPN service charges are often high, and the free versions only offer a certain usage limit or are bandwidth-constrained. Therefore, why not set up your own free VPN server overseas?
ReadA lot of people have a collection of movies or photos that they would like to share with friends. Installing Netflix imitation services is good, but requires a really large amount of costly space on the VPS servers. Of course, there is a solution for that
ReadHow to use again your old Raspberry Pi? A good way is to set up your home VPN + DNS server quickly and securely
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