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[2173.00 --> 2179.50] And we'll have a link to Matt's YouTube channel in the show notes as well as Instagram and other things like that. |
[2179.50 --> 2181.10] Big thanks for listening, everybody. |
[2181.58 --> 2187.46] Huge thanks, actually, to our site reliability engineers over at selfhosted.show slash SRE. |
[2188.36 --> 2190.48] Loads of you have been buying the Chris and the Badger t-shirts. |
[2190.62 --> 2192.32] I think we're going to be taking those down soon. |
[2192.70 --> 2194.12] Uh-oh, better go get them soon. |
[2194.48 --> 2199.08] Do feel free to go over there and give those a quick once-over before they've gone for good. |
[2199.38 --> 2201.44] Yep, that's at jupytergarage.com. |
[2201.54 --> 2204.28] And also, go check out our friends at A Cloud Guru. |
[2204.28 --> 2210.12] They have a course on setting up, learning, configuring, and managing Linux web services. |
[2210.60 --> 2212.46] Apache, Nginx, and Squid. |
[2212.60 --> 2217.94] Yeah, reverse proxy servers as well as HTTPS, SSL stuff, load balancing, all of that goodness. |
[2218.50 --> 2219.92] Linux web services with the Cloud Guru. |
[2220.08 --> 2223.00] We'll have a link in the show notes, or you can find them at a cloudguru.com. |
[2223.14 --> 2224.52] You can find Alex on Twitter. |
[2224.62 --> 2225.76] He's at Ironic Badger. |
[2225.86 --> 2226.90] I'm at Chris LES. |
[2227.02 --> 2229.54] And the show, the whole show, it's at Self Hosted Show. |
[2229.84 --> 2230.94] A big thanks for listening, everybody. |
[2230.94 --> 2233.56] That was selfhosted.show slash 53. |
[2234.28 --> 2236.04] 중纸 |
• The speaker returns to England after a pandemic-related delay |
• They discuss their poor internet connection at their mother-in-law's rural home |
• The speaker's family travels from the East Coast to London, facing a delayed flight due to wind conditions |
• The speaker recounts a humorous anecdote about accidentally using an expired passport for travel documents, causing a day of stress and explanation to their family |
• They reflect on their own fault in the mistake and acknowledge opportunities for others to have helped them |
• Discussion of a recent flight on a Boeing Dreamliner |
• Reflections on traveling with family, including a new baby and adjusting to life in the UK after emigrating |
• Noticing a lack of culture shock or adjustment period upon returning to the UK |
• Discussing technology and home setup preparations for trips and self-hosting infrastructure |
• Mention of off-site backup opportunities and re-evaluating digital setups during trips |
• Replaced motherboard in UK server with an ASRock Rack board |
• Reason for replacement was old Supermicro 1366 LGA socket Xeon and requirement for IPMI through Java |
• New motherboard has HTML5-based IPMI implementation and three PCIe expansion slots |
• Added NVMe drive and Intel QuickSync capabilities to improve performance |
• Using Plex for TV streaming, eliminating need for WireGuard VPN |
• Upgraded to i5-8500 CPU from previous experimentation with GVTG |
• Bringing a motherboard and Synology NAS through airport security |
• Dealing with TSA questioning about the NAS |
• Legally ripping movies and TV shows using Creative Commons content |
• Importance of IPMI and IGPU support in motherboards |
• Using the ASRock board for remote server management and QuickSync support |
• Motherboard price and value during a parts shortage |
• Setting up hardware parity between UK and US servers |
• Using Proxmox as host OS for consistency across locations |
• Issues with ZFS version differences on different systems |
• Installing Home Assistant on Proxmox VM to control home automation system |
• Using Zigbee devices, including smart plugs and buttons, for home automation |
• Comparison of Zigbee vs. Wi-Fi devices for reliability and cost |
• Discussion on the benefits and drawbacks of using physical controls vs automation in home systems |
• Explanation of why some people prefer to use switches and physical buttons over voice control or apps |
• Personal anecdote about Chris's experience with his Hollywood server going down due to a power outage |
• Description of Chris's plans to upgrade his server and potentially change its configuration |
• Discussion of high availability and redundancy in systems |
• Suspecting power supply issues with a system |
• Mention of WireGuard and TailScale for VPN solutions |
• Comparison of AdGuard Home, Pi Hole, and OpenSense for DNS and firewall management |
• Plans to consolidate devices and reduce power consumption at the studio |
• Consideration of moving WireGuard to its own device |
• Introduction to TailScale as a solution for secure tunneling between devices |
• Discussion of Tailscale VPN service and its underlying technology (WireGuard) |
• Description of how Tailscale uses an intermediary "witness node" to facilitate network connections |
• Alternative self-hosted implementation of witness nodes using HeadScale open source software |
• Comparison of Linode's cloud infrastructure with other providers, highlighting its speed and reliability |
• Personal anecdote about using a Linode server as a backup during a road trip |
• Promotion of Linode's one-click deployment feature for various services (Nextcloud, Discourse, Jitsi) |
• Discussion of Linode's services and ease of use for development and game servers |
• Road trip experiences and managing heat while traveling (especially in hot climates) |
• Home Assistant automations and controlling heating systems |
• Overhauling traditional automations to use the generic thermostat entity instead |
• Home Assistant monitors temperature and provides a thermostat interface |
• Customizable temperature settings with minimum cycle length option |
• Ability to turn off automated cycling of heaters via Home Assistant dashboard or HomeKit app |
• Integration with HomeKit allows verbal control with Siri, including setting temperatures and viewing current temperature |
• Automation options, such as adjusting temperature based on sun rise/set times |
• Generic thermostat setup requires only a smart switch and temperature sensor |
• Self-hosting smart gear pre-flashed with Tasmota from sponsors cloudfree.shop and mylocalbytes.com |
• Setting up remote backup system using Synology, Autorestick, Restic, and Minio for off-site data protection |
• Configuring traffic to route data through NAT to the remote backup location on the Synology box at the host's mother's house |
• Discussing the benefits of having multiple, separate backup systems in different ecosystems |
• Mentioning the hosts' trip back to the UK and meeting up with listeners |
• Meetup announced at Breckland Lodge on A11 outside Attleborough near Norwich on September 28th at 6pm UK time |
• Meeting is impromptu and will be kept small for COVID safety reasons |
• Attendees can recognize the host (Gary) by his Chris and the Badger t-shirt |
• Feedback, ideas, and show topics can be submitted through self-hosted.show/contact or on Twitter (@ChrisLAS and @IronicBadger) |
• Previous episode released as #54 |
[0.00 --> 3.70] I'm looking out tonight over a beautiful Norfolk sky. |
[3.92 --> 6.52] I'm finally, finally back in England. |
[6.84 --> 10.80] Oh, that must feel amazing after having to wait with the whole pandemic and everything. |
[11.00 --> 14.82] And how ironic is it that now that I'm back in my studio, you're traveling. |
[15.38 --> 16.06] I know, right? |
[16.48 --> 21.34] And I'm talking to you over a 4G LTE connection because the house I'm staying in at my mother-in-law's |
[21.34 --> 25.38] is so rural, she can only get two meg down on DSL. |
[25.56 --> 27.56] Well, now the shoe's on the other foot. |
[27.56 --> 29.94] But I'm with the good connection and you've got cellular. |
[30.74 --> 30.92] Yeah. |
[31.10 --> 31.94] How was it though? |
[32.04 --> 37.14] I mean, traveling with the baby plus, that's no short flight from, even from the East Coast |
[37.14 --> 37.86] to London. |
[37.96 --> 40.76] That must have been six hour flight, something like that. |
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