Finishing my linode deployment - Part2
Yesterday I left with rsync not working. I realized that I forgot to add the public key to my local user on the vm….
After adding it, generating in old RSA mode, it didn’t solve the issue.
I decided to fall back into using rsync directly on the runner.
I can’t really say if this is safe compare to running it inside the container of the action.
I used this method before, as described by Zell and it worked well.
Continue readingFinishing my linode deployment - Part1
I would like to finalize the linode deployment:
- have a proper caddy configuration (maybe integrated with CloudFlare)
- have a process to push hugo files to the server, first generate the site there and restart caddy
- then building them in Github actions and only pushing an artifact there.
I will try to follow what Alex did on his blog Alexsgardian. Just found it at the start of this hour.
Should be of great help ;)
Some findings
Today no real content but just some interesting topics I found online and have started to look at:
My new coffee machine: the Aeropress
I fell into the rabbit hole of the specialty coffees. Now with the Aeropress I am measuring temperature, weight and brewing time. There is even a championship !
The coffee taste so different from my automatic machine ! As I have reduced my consumption to 1cup per day, I decided to have the best possible and not an average one !
Continue readingToday I discovered Caddy !
I want to publish the hugo site in another way.
HUGO has a very powerful server but I was looking at another way with added function like TLS.
My initial though was to use NGINX to publish the static pages that would be generated during a build.
Turns out that there is the equivalent written in GO that I have never heard about.
This is Caddy, a zeroSSL project.
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What is my setup ?
An easy one for today, it is late Sunday evening and I want ot continue writing a bit.
I am switching to a new laptop so I though I should recreate the list of what I use on my win11 setup.
Continue readingWhat do I use Cloudflare for ?
Until end of last year, I was having , what I thought was, a very simple DNS setup.
A was paying a public registar for a domain, in my case OVHCloud, then I would delegate to Azure and to Google DNS some subdomain starting by azure or google.
It has lots of advantages as I could easily manage those DNS from the respective portal or console.
Now CloudFlare is at a central place of my setup:
- Registar
- Cache
- DNS server + DNSSEC + IP masking
- SSL/TLS management
- WAF
- DDOS
- and more like mTLS for added security