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Learn Kubernetes Part 1: Development with kind Using Docker Registry
Learn Kubernetes Part 1: Development with kind Using Docker Registry This blog walks through deploying and scaling a small NGINX-based application in Kubernetes using kind.
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Peer-to-Peer Networking: Build a VPN Tunnel with Wintun on Windows - Part 2
This is a continuation of my previous post.
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Building DNS-Based Service Discovery in Go Using SRV Records (Inspired by Kubernetes)
Understanding Kubernetes DNS and SRV-Based Service Discovery I have been reading about Kubernetes DNS and going through its official specification available on GitHub Kubernetes DNS specification After studying the documentation, I understood how Kubernet…
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From Netalert to Domotz: Understanding Network Monitors and Building My Own
As a Network Engineer, I always wanted a network and service monitoring system that brings all the necessary tools into a single dashboard.
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Create a Custom Interactive Infrastructure Dashboards
Since I started self hosting a few services, I wanted a custom dashboard something like Grafana Canvas where I could monitor my entire infra and visulaize all my devices and their status on a single screen.
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Why I Moved Away from Self Hosted Email
After self hosting my mail server at home on a Raspberry Pi, I frequently encountered internet stability issues.
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Self Hosting an Authoritative DNS Server for Your Domain
Introduction After self hosting a few services at home, I found myself repeatedly logging into my domain registrar’s portal to add or map new IPs and subdomains.
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Understanding Recursive DNS Resolution
DNS: how It All Works Ever wondered how DNS resolves domain names?
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Raspberry Pi Notifications with ntfy: Build a Home Lab Alert System
Even RaspberryPi Deserve to Be Heard After self-hosting a few services and monitoring their state like the Raspberry Pi’s temperature, RAM, and disk usage I wanted a solution that could send me real-time notifications when certain thresholds were reached.
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About
$(whoami) Network Research Engineer by profession, hobbyist developer, tinkerer, and tech enthusiast.
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BGP: Setting Up and Peering in the DN42 BGP Network Using a MikroTik Router
Introduction As a Network engineer, I’ve always dreamed of announcing my own BGP routes and peering with others.
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Peer-to-Peer Networking: Build a VPN Tunnel with Wintun on Windows - Part 1
Introduction I’ve been using Tailscale for years to access my home lab without the need for a public IP.
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Self Host Your Mail Server at Home by using Raspberry PI
Introduction I came across a few posts on the subreddit r/selfhosted about running personal mail servers on cloud VPS.