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Assume Your App Gets Popped

Assume Your App Gets Popped

How to expose a possibly-vulnerable app to the public internet and survive it: rootless containers, a file-integrity tripwire, and zero inbound SSH on the box.

Postgres EXPLAIN ANALYZE Without Crying

Postgres EXPLAIN ANALYZE Without Crying

Learn to read Postgres EXPLAIN ANALYZE output without losing your mind. Costs, row estimates, buffer hit stats, and the index and query fixes that matter most.

RAID 50/60: Nested Parity Done Right

RAID 50/60: Nested Parity Done Right

RAID 5 and 6 don't scale gracefully past 8 drives. RAID 50 and RAID 60 stripe across multiple parity sub-arrays so rebuilds only stress one group. Here's when nesting actually pays off.

Borgmatic: Borg Backup, Done Right

Borgmatic: Borg Backup, Done Right

BorgBackup is great. Borgmatic makes you actually run it: config-driven schedules, hooks, healthchecks, and a backup system that pages you when it breaks.

Owncast vs PeerTube vs nginx-rtmp

Owncast vs PeerTube vs nginx-rtmp

Owncast is the Twitch-alike. PeerTube is federated VOD. nginx-rtmp is roll-your-own RTMP. Here's how to pick a self-hosted streaming platform.

Kasm Workspaces: Browser Desktops

Kasm Workspaces: Browser Desktops

Kasm Workspaces streams disposable Linux desktops and apps to your browser. Threat model, real homelab uses, and how it compares to Guacamole.

Navidrome vs Airsonic vs gonic

Navidrome vs Airsonic vs gonic

Three self-hosted music servers, all Subsonic-compatible. Navidrome is polished, Airsonic feature-heavy, gonic minimal. Here's how to pick yours.