I’d say that depends. Some consumer routers may have guest network and client isolation on it though I doubt most do. Higher end routers support vlans can be configured that way and could be configured in many other wise such as talking to network 1 but not 2 or 3. For instance, I have IOT vlan allowed to connect to my server vlan for DNS since I self host DNS, but my general VLAN for personal trusted devices does can’t be accessed by IOT.
I haven’t setup an IPv6 network yet, but it’d have to physically traverse the packet through your router to reach the connected device still. I imagine a router would still be able to use it’s firewall to drop the packet before it gets sent to the endpoint device.
Ah. Old asp .net standard I don’t think is cross platform, but core is fully supported in Linux. I mainly support these applications at my job so was kinda surprised to see someone not recommend it.
Why negative on asp.net? I’d steer more away from WordPress though TBH.
It can also vary by time and day. I got that setup since I use more at night, but in general power companies average that throughout the day.
Check for bios updates. It’s a stretch but maybe you’ll be lucky.
The Samsung pro I got is 4TB and single sided.
Must have had a nice representative! Haha
SES requires a manual review by their support to be able to send external emails. I was requesting for access to send to my Gmail notifications (and friends technically) from my self hosted services. They rejected my request.
I agree with this, though it’s not the easiest option. Ceph is amazing for storage, I am using mini pc nucs for my cluster and to expand storage I simply plan to add nodes and get the largest sata and m.2 SSD.
I recently setup velero for automated backups. It even is configured to dump my HA postgrrd DB and then backup the dump folder.
Other cool experiences I can think of is netdata with Prometheus metrics auto scraping pods by their annotations to pull their statistics in, and nothing is more satisfying then making a service highly available.
They rejected me for using for personal notifications. I get being strict but good God let me use your service and if I abuse it shut me down.
Setup backup hooks with velero and kopia on a HA postres cluster this week. Biggest DB is Lemmy and that shrinks by a factor of 10 using pgdunp with custom archive. Dumping is 100% the way to go!
Similarly I should do this for my sqlite applications, it looks like kopia can’t do incremental backups with them and thinking about it, it makes sebse, likely sane reasons you mentioned.
“We are not vulnerable to this exploit, but we are vulnerable to these ~300 other exploits because we don’t update our crap!”
Impressive!
If you follow the 3-2-1 backup policyand unless it’s the end of the world you should be fine.
3 backups 2 different media types 1 off-site
If your worried about a cloud provider getting attacked then have 2 off-site.
HDDs latency will go up from external vibrations (even yelling at your system will do the trick). This would be a good direct source to see if the vibrations are negatively impacting it.
–accept-routes bit was interesting be cool to see followup posts showing results more often!
If you want to keep it exposed like cloud flare you could use this service. https://hoppy.network/
I’m actually swapping from longhorn to rook and ceph right now. Longhorn has given a lot of troubles and it does not like replica of 1 at all. Sounds like you do want a NAS, though high availability is probably over kill for home use, having a NAS makes you have that as a single point of failure. I ended up upgrading all my nodes and keeping replication off 3 since I still wanted the high availability.
Another option is hoppy wireguard connection to get you a static IP. Good for not having to setup a vps and multi users dobr have to connect them to a vpn since it would make the services public.
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