Let's talk about 45Drives, why I like their open source Cockpit modules, as well as their tutorials and documentation about open source projects.

I think it's rare to have a corporation care this much about open source. From my outsider view as someone who has never been sent anything from 45Drives, I think it's refreshing. And I want to talk about it!

This video was not sponsored, 45Drives has not only (to date) not sent me any hardware, but we've had no business dealings at all: no money changing hands, no free trips to see their factory, nothing like that. Again, this is as of filming: can't predict the future! 😀

Patrons and Ko-Fi members make Veronica Explains possible:
- https://patreon.com/VeronicaExplains
- https://ko-fi.com/VeronicaExplains

Links referenced in the video:
- The 45Drives website: https://www.45drives.com/
- And 45Drives is on YouTube (it's a great channel): https://youtube.com/@45Drives
- Their file sharing Cockpit module: https://github.com/45Drives/cockpit-file-sharing
- FTC disclosures for social media influencers: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/disclosures-101-social-media-influencers
- The older of the two ZFS modules from 45Drives: https://github.com/45Drives/cockpit-zfs-manager
- And the newer one they're building from scratch: https://github.com/45Drives/cockpit-zfs
- Friend of the channel Tom gave me permission to share his clips here, go check out his channel if you're not already subscribed: https://youtube.com/@LAWRENCESYSTEMS
- My blog post where I go into a bit more detail about how to install these modules: https://vkc.sh/45drives-cockpit/

Chapters:
0:00 45Drives hasn't sponsored me in any way... so far
3:00 What is Cockpit anyway?
4:54 Looking at two 45Drives modules for Cockpit
6:17 But... I thought you hated corporations?
8:29 Would I buy a 45Drives server? (probably)

#homelab #linux #server

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@Tutorial

Hi there @Friendica Developers and @Friendica Admins.

The plan is to change this single domain ubunu 2022.04lts VPS hosting into a single IP multi domain VPS server. For that purpose some apache VPS server tutorials were checked out and the specific steps were singled out to achieve that goal.

A main question hasn't been solved to define the naming of the folder structure and .conf files themself:

• Can the domain name in VPS folder structure be:
  /var/www/domaincom/
  or does it have to be
  /var/www/domain.com/

Are both options possible or does the system, for a correct working environment, need the dot in the folder structure?

Are there any general discussions in the #apache #server environment that might lead to some standard in this regard in the future that makes it reasonable to consider one of the two above cited options as more logical to go for from the very beginning?

In the case of very long domain or subdomain names, isn't it more reasonable to choose the option without the real domain name including the dot?
Example:
https: //1dhfsbbdpv4wshuh7nymcfy66t5reqqkfvy9.domain.org/

Depending on the chosen naming syntax this would lead to the following folder structure options:
/var/www/1dhfsbbdpv4wshuh7nymcfy66t5reqqkfvy9.domain.org/
vs
/var/www/1d_domainorg/

Does the naming of the .conf file in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ refer to the actual domain name or to the folder name used in /var/www/?

In the first answer to this topic we'll address the question about:

• How to solve best a step by step change to migrate from a single VPS #hosting environment where one domain is served by one IP at:
  /var/www/html/
  to a multi domain VPS hosting were several domains are served by one IP on one #debian #ubuntu [2022.04lts] #VPS, leaving /html in place if a client request doesn’t match any other sites, like proposed in this digitalOcean tutorial:
  /var/www/html/ as fall back option
  /var/www/domaincom/index.html
/var/www/subdomaindomaincom/index.html
/var/www/domainorg/index.html
/var/www/subdomaindomainorg/index.html

Any comments hints and observations are really appreciated!
#admin #fediAdmin

Bei #Hetzner gibt es jetzt bei den Zusatzfestplatten für die AX Server nur noch ab 16TB, die kosten dann unter 30€.

Frage, wenn man einen Server mit 2 x 512 GB NVME braucht, für System und Datenbanken nehme ich gerne SSD und dann noch 2 x 8 TB SATA HDD für Daten, wo geht man dann hin für Hosting?

Gerne auch nen AMD CPU, kann aber auch Intel sein, 64GB DDR (ggf. ECC).

Welche Hoster sind denn vergleichbar low budget und erlauben zusätzlichen Einbau von den HDDs wie Hetzner?

#Server #Selfhost

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