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Category: Systems and Networking

What happens if you have 2 NICs?

December 18, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
Nowadays, this is practically standard, as most computers have both a wired and wireless NIC. But rarely do you have both connected at the same time. Have you wondered what happens when you have 2 connected NICs to 2 separate… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Docker NFS volumes, pitfalls

November 18, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
Trying to be cheap, I only allocated 16G to my AWS EC2 instance. But I eventually wanted to migrate my wordpress sites, to a second “test” environment, to try different things in upgrading the site. But 16G doesn’t leave a… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Limits of what AWS free EC2 VM (t2.micro) can do

October 21, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
The t-series of EC2 VMs available from AWS, is a “burstable” series of VM. It isn’t intended for any high-CPU utilization for any longer than 1 sec. In fact, there is something called a CPU credit usage and CPU credit… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Monitoring Your AWS charges

October 14, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
Depending on who you are, there are two things that need constant monitoring in almost all cloud services that are usage based. And which ones aren’t? Fixed cost services, like a monthly fee for GoDaddy hosting that never changes, no… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Docker: DNS resolution does NOT work to resolve containers in other docker networks

October 7, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
…DNS resolution only works between containers in same virtual docker network subnet Short description of when routing is needed A subnet means all the numbers in beginning of IP address must be the same. Only the end different. The subnet… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking

Migrating WordPress.com to Docker Containers

June 13, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
Did you ever want to keep a copy of your WordPress.com in your own site? Did you want a copy of your WordPress site, just so you can customize it for your own purposes? Do you have a little experience… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Carpool’s Homemade webserver – How does it’s performance stack up?

April 9, 2024 Round Head Leave a comment
Most Internet browsers such as Chrome, Edge, and Firefox have network profilers where you get to view how fast your application serves files. This might give you insight on how your application works, and any bottlenecks that are available. However,… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking, Your Application On The Web

Using multiple Internet Gateways in your home network (including borrowed Wi-fi)

September 25, 2023 Round Head Leave a comment
Aka. When going too far, means supporting groups. A moment to give Dr. Jekyll a voice… To distribute Wifi, to wired devices, or to re-broadcast it to other Wi-fi devices with weak Wi-fi capabilities, all you really need, is a… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Makers, Systems and Networking

Going the Distance with Wi-fi

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Aka. Sometimes borrowing has to go a little far. Literally here. I gave a quick primer of how to borrow Wifi from a neighbor, but few places are as densely populated as NYC. Therefore in other residential neighbohoods, borrowing wifi… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Makers, Systems and Networking

What problems do Microsoft’s Active Directory solve?

July 22, 2023 Round Head Leave a comment
As a former programmer, using Active Directory for permissions, it’s greatest asset is it’s greatest detraction: you’re trapped into the Microsoft ecosystem for system credentials. The assets were that Microsoft’s Windows platform provided a way to store the credentials that… (Continue Reading →)
Posted in: Systems and Networking

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