computing-infrastructure
Table of Contents
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- 1. devices
1. devices
=======1. devices
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- raspberry-pi <<<<<<< Updated upstream
- smart-home =======
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[ ]research USB-C docking stations: https://dancharblog.wordpress.com
1.1. Hardware
1.1.1. TODO https://louwrentius.com/benchmarking-cheap-ssds-for-fun-no-profit-be-warned.html
=======1.1. Hardware
1.1.1. TODO https://louwrentius.com/benchmarking-cheap-ssds-for-fun-no-profit-be-warned.html
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=======2. Software management solutions
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- device base/OS managed with ansible
- move to GNUGuix for new devices
- docker-swarm
- k0s
- some k3s/rancher/k8s (not suitable for my use case)
3. desired setup
home grown/hacked together: self-hosting
connected via wireguard VPN =======
3. desired setup
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4. OSes
=======4. OSes
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- GNU/Debian stable: decent experience, already some scripts at my hands
- Arch Linux: on desktop, relatively productive, still lacking yay/pacman skills
- dotfiles somewhat adapted.
- GNUGuix or NixOS
4.1. Differences between Guix and NixOS
=======4.1. Differences between Guix and NixOS
>>>>>>> Stashed changesGuix aims to be a pure free-software, just like Debian. As a default, the GUIX repositories only contain pure free software. I.e. Mozilla Firefox is replaced by the liberalized version called Icedove.1
5. SSH
5.1. security pitfalls using ssh-agent
=======5. SSH
5.1. security pitfalls using ssh-agent
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- never run
ssh-agenton a machine with other root users - dont just put
eval ssh-agentinto your .bashrc, that would start a new agent in every new shell process - all in all: probably use
ssh-agentmanually
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Created: 2023-04-04 Tue 23:50
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