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Server: Toolbx, Vaultwarden, Flux, ReplicaSets

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 02, 2022

GNU/Linux Adoption: TUXEDO OS 1 and GNU/Linux Around Vermont, Slovakia

5 Great GUI Apps for Visual Disk Usage in Linux, Ubuntu [With Bonus]

↺ Toolbox

Toolbx — running the same host binary on Arch Linux, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc. containers | Debarshi’s den

↺ Toolbx — running the same host binary on Arch Linux, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc. containers | Debarshi’s den

> This is a deep dive into some of the technical details of Toolbx and is a continuation from the earlier post about bypassing the immutability of OCI containers.

How to self-host Vaultwarden with Podman on a VPS

↺ How to self-host Vaultwarden with Podman on a VPS

> I would say that one of the most important things in our digital life is to have good passwords, then to have a proper way to secure and manage those passwords. Thankfully, we have different solutions.

> Today I'm going to show you how to self-host Vaultwarden with Podman.

Comparison: Flux vs Argo CD

↺ Comparison: Flux vs Argo CD

> Since February we have been working on adopting Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies for our cell simulation platform at Turbine.ai. Part of my job entailed figuring out how to onboard developers who didn’t practice DevOps before.

How to use ReplicaSets in Kubernetes and Why You Should Know About Them - Earthly Blog

↺ How to use ReplicaSets in Kubernetes and Why You Should Know About Them - Earthly Blog

> Kubernetes is a container orchestration system. This means that it manages the lifecycle of containers and allows you to deploy applications in a scalable way, with high availability and fault tolerance. Kubernetes is also a cluster manager, which means that it can manage multiple hosts or VMs on your behalf so you don’t have to worry about them (or their resources) going down.

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