Tag: load balancing

Oct/24

Exposing Homelab

Filed Under Infrastructure, Linux at 7th October 2024 0:01 by Danny

Tags: Docker, homelab, HTTPS, load balancing, Networking, proxy, reverse proxy, ssl, Traefik, unraid

Overview Opening home services to the world wide web is a security concern and technologies such as VPNs have gotten a lot easier to setup. However, there are times where you cannot install a VPN client and I haven’t had … Continue reading →

Aug/22

Let’s Encrypt With HaProxy

Filed Under Security, Web Server at 1st August 2022 0:01 by Danny

Tags: certificates, eff, encryption, HAProxy, lets encrypt, load balancing, proxy, Security, ssl, tls, Ubuntu

Overview Using EFF’s goal to encrypt the Internet has spawned a project to issue TLS certificates is a great idea and opens up certificates for everyone and not just for those with money. To balance certificates being miss used, EFF … Continue reading →

Sep/21

Restructuring Instances With DigitalOcean

Filed Under Infrastructure, Linux at 6th September 2021 0:01 by Danny

Tags: backup, clouid, containers, Digital Ocean, Docker, docker-compose, high availability, load balacers, load balancing, VPS

Overview I have been using DigitalOcean for hosting my blog as well as other services for a while now. Not only have there been significant advances with the likes of volumes, firewalls, etc for free the value for money on … Continue reading →