In today’s data-driven world, reliable and scalable storage solutions are essential. However, the cost of enterprise-grade storage can be prohibitive, particularly for medium-sized and large
Tag: Linux
Step-by-Step Guide to Set Up HTTPS for Dockerized Open WebUI on Linux
Introduction In this guide, i will walk you through the process of setting up HTTPS for your Dockerized Open WebUI application running on a linux
How to Extend Ubuntu Logical Volumes and Resize Filesystem: Step-by-Step Guide for System Administrators
Description: When you install Ubuntu, by default it doesn’t use all the disk space when creating the default logical volume (LV). This requires you to
Incident Report: OpenSSL Upgrade Issue on CentOS Stream 9
Incident Summary: During the process of upgrading OpenSSL from version 3.2.2 to version 3.4.0 on a CentOS Stream 9 system, the upgrade could
Build Your Own Private, Customizable and Self-hosted AI GPT using Llama2 and Open WebUI with RAG
What if you could build your own private GPT and connect it to your own knowledge base; technical solution description documents, design documents, technical manuals,
15 Amazing and Practical Ways to Use Docker
Docker is an incredibly powerful tool that can be used for a wide range of tasks, making it the most efficient, secure, and popular tool
Project Fabric: An Amazing AI Tool That Augments Human Capabilities And is Changing How we Interact with LLMs to Solve Complex Problems
Humans interact with LLMs based AI using text-based prompts, these prompts are what we use to ask AI to do some tasks. When these prompts
Let’s DIG Deeper With 20 Most Useful DIG Examples for DNS and Network Administrators
D.I.G which stands for “Domain Information Groper” is a powerful tool available on most Unix/Linux systems and very helpful to DNS or Network Administrator in
Installing MongoDB Shell (mongosh) to Connect to Your UniFi Network Controller Database Running on Linux
I have been supporting a project that implemented a WiFi hotspot solution using Ubiquiti Access Points and a centralized, self-hosted UniFi Network Controller running on
Let’s Secure Our Cacti Web Portal with a Free SSL Certificate From LetsEncrypt
If you missed my previous article, in which I did walk you through installing Cacti Server on CentOS 9, you can read it here. Today,