How I used GLPI to find which PCs could move to Windows 11: by checking the processor generation
Nothing fancy was needed: GLPI's inventory, the processor generation (8th and up) and, where necessary, a couple of BIOS settings.
Articles taken from real projects: artificial intelligence, home servers, automation and tips to get more out of your gear. Every article you finish earns you XP.
$ docker ps -a # which containers I have, even stopped ones▌
Nothing fancy was needed: GLPI's inventory, the processor generation (8th and up) and, where necessary, a couple of BIOS settings.
Checkmk for alerts and history, Pulse for an at-a-glance view: a read-only user, the agent for Ceph, VMs via piggyback and the usual traps.
A Moleskine-style web app for writing with the Apple Pencil or keyboard: pressure-sensitive ink, 3D page turns and a copy of every page on the Pi, no App Store.
PegaProx, the free Proxmox management panel, set up in an LXC from its APT repo: the steps, the DNS issue that blocked the connection and whether it pays off on one node.
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 allow unauthenticated code execution. How to tell if you're affected, patch properly, mitigate if you can't, and watch.
An Active Directory continuity test step by step: what to check first, how to take a DC down safely, a script to time the outage and what to write down.
From a CachyOS desktop to Proxmox VE on a laptop with a single NIC: the lid, the disks, a lab OPNsense and the VMs I use for my sysadmin course.
A 7-in-1 AliExpress weather station that opens no ports: how I read its data from a Pi with the Weather Underground API and feed it to n8n and Home Assistant.
5 parts: install, first settings, virtual machines, LXC containers and backups. Finish them all to unlock the “Marathon” achievement.
Start with part 1