Migrating to Traefik 2.0: WordPress Deployment and configuring multiple SSL certificates
So I think I have managed to move my WP Traefik deployment from v1.7 to v2.0, so I should be save if they decide to retire the 1.7 docker image…
NextCloud Series – Part 2: NextCloud Talk & TURN/STUN Server
So we have successfully managed to deploy our NextCloud instance on top of Docker Swarm. So, what to do next? NextCloud Talk! Similar to Jitsi that I have covered many…
NextCloud Series – Part 1: Installing NextCloud on Docker Swarm and Traefik 2.0
It’s weird living in Indonesia right now. Anyway, due to the Covid-19 outbreak, businesses are relying more and more to collaborative suites, such as slack, Microsoft Team and Office 365,…
Review: Keychron K2
I recently relegated my 8 years old Razer Ouroboros to secondary role, and promoted my newly acquired Logitech G502 Lightspeed plus the PowerPlay mouse mat to my primary setup. It’s…
Packing a Java Keystore
You’ll need: Private Key, created when we generate the Certificate Signing Request (CSR) file, we’ll name it private.key Your CA signed SSL certificate, in X.509 format, named yourssl.crt Intermediate Certificate…
Insecure Local Private Docker Registry
Certainly the kind of deployment explained on my previous article does not suit certain type of deployment. While Let’s Encrypt makes it easier for anybody who own a domain to…
Creating Local Private Registry for Docker Swarm Deployment
If your docker swarm deployment uses images from publicly accessible image registries such as docker hub, you will not need this. But, what if your cluster uses customized build? You…
NFS via SSH Tunnel
In the event that you find yourself in an absurd and odd situation that you need to mount a NFS share between 2 servers connected only through internet connection, you…
My WordPress setup with Docker and Traefik, and updating to the latest WordPress Docker Image
Update September 22nd 2019: It seems that traefik has recently updated their docker registry, in such that when you do pull request will get you traefik version 2.0 by default…
Using multiple SSL certificates and load balancing multiple sites with Traefik
Update September 22nd 2019: It seems that traefik has recently updated their docker registry, in such that when you do pull request will get you traefik version 2.0 by default…