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Why I boot Linux from a USB-attached NVMe I run a small home server on a Mini-ITX desktop that I also use as my gaming machine on Windows.
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In a previous post, I explained that the direction most Confidential Computing deployments are converging toward is to reintroduce the TPM abstraction inside the Confidential VM itself.
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For almost half a decade now, I have been working on Confidential Computing at Canonical.
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How immutable operating systems and Confidential Computing can provide a trustworthy foundation for Kubernetes worker nodes
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Make your local web server accessible from the internet using Cloudflare Tunnels
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Deploy local LLM inference with Ollama and Open WebUI
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How to use my image build tool to easily build Desktop images
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A fast and modern way to create an package mirror.
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What makes a Linux system: Kernels, Root Filesystems, and the Boot Process
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How to create and manage virtual networks on you Linux host.
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Stop installing the NVIDIA drivers from NVIDIA repos on Ubuntu
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Let's see how to use mkosi to build an Ubuntu image
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Virtual firmware can be as big as you want, so you can fit a entire kernel.
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A temporary directory in the user home folder
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Build Ubuntu images from scratch with a CLI tool
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Full Disk Encryption on most Linux distro has a major security flow.
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How to use QEMU and a few tricks
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How to take advantage of the Kernel's EFI stub to boot without any bootloader
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How to configure Ubuntu's Firewall to allow SSH in with Tailscale
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Understanding where `who` gets its data