Is anyone using Dokploy in production for their application?

If so, what are your thoughts/feelings on it? Are you happy? Are you unhappy? Does it integrate with other tooling such as OpenTofu/Terraform and or Ansible/PyInfra?

#Debian Trixie-Based Grml 2025.08 Distro for #SysAdmin Is Out to Celebrate Debian’s 32nd Birthday https://9to5linux.com/debian-trixie-based-grml-2025-08-is-out-to-celebrate-debians-32nd-birthday

Andrew Engelbrecht, a previous #SysAdmin at the #FSF, created Open Alert Viewer, a #libre phone and desktop app that makes receiving network and server alert notifications on your phone and desktop easy. Check it out here: https://u.fsf.org/483

[2021] (auto)Installing BSD Systems - Vinícius Zavam

https://exquisite.tube/w/1PEydSEzbLEnsrcxZGjFXp

[2021] SNMP is Still Alive - Michael W Lucas

https://exquisite.tube/w/aZz4Wi7C69dGfcsZcwAhfs

Mal noch eine andere Frage an die #DevOps und #Sysadmin-Bubble: Lohnt es sich aus eurer Erfahrung eventuell, beruflich einen Blick auf #OpenStack zu werfen?

Wenn ich in der Vergangenheit mit dem Gedanken gespielt habe, kam mir das immer wie ein feuchter Enterprise-Traum an IT-Infrastrukturkomplexität vor.

Ich sehe halt hier und da mal Projektanfragen, wo das ein Thema ist. (Vielleicht suche ich auch nur eine Ausrede, mich nie mit dem Dumpsterfire Michrsoft Azure beschäftigen zu müssen.)

Package help at build time with RHEL Lightspeed https://buff.ly/DzZLIU2 #linux #rhel #centos #fedora #opensource #sysadmin

I did something crazy - and it works.
And I think in the next few days, I'll also do the crazy thing of making it public. I think some people will like it.
Because - I'll say it again - I'm always against monocultures.

Stay tuned!

Still running Exchange Server 2010? Support officially ended on October 13, 2020. Operating without security fixes or technical support creates major risks. It's critical to migrate to Exchange Online or a supported on-prem version now. #ExchangeServer #Microsoft365 #ITPro #CyberSecurity #SysAdmin
https://pupuweb.com/why-is-microsoft-ending-exchange-server-2010-migration-support-and-what-happens-next/

From this week's Linux Update newsletter: Marcin Gąstół examines Nushell, a modern shell designed for working with structured data, built in Rust, and inspired by Unix's pipeline philosophy
https://www.linux-magazine.com/index.php/Issues/2025/296/Nushell?utm_source=mlm
#Nushell #shell #scripting #Nu #Rust #pipeline #data #developers #sysadmin #JSON #YAML #CSV

2.5 Admins 260: Watery Email

AMD’s recent mobile-class processors impress us with their power to performance ratio, the UK government suggests a preposterous way to save water, setting up verified boot with snapshots, and the best way to configure ZFS to run VMs.

https://2.5admins.com/2-5-admins-260/

In our new issue, Ken Hess shares experiences when poor judgment took the reins during a project and why you should never "switch horses midstream"
https://www.admin-magazine.com/Archive/2025/88/Changing-Horses?utm_source=mam
#IT #migration #project #database #sysadmin #Linux #distro

Help me decide. I would like my own Mastodon and Peertube instances.

Managed is great , but a bit expensive
Cloud server is cheaper , but time consuming
Server at home is fun , but I need to buy hardware

Those of you upgrading #Debian 'cloud' images to Trixie: if you are using static IPs in your VMs (say, to talk to your bridge), the updated 'cloud-init' will drop a a '50-cloud-init in your /etc/network/interfaces.d/ defining DHCP for ifup. And so while your VM will dist-upgrade fine, you'll lose contact on reboot. Eek.

To fix, put 'network: {config: disabled}' in an '/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/99-custom.cfg', or just dot-prefix the ''50-cloud-init'' & your static net will come up fine #sysadmin

Proxmox VE 9 is here
New to homelabs or Proxmox?

Grab our quick 8.4 → 9 step-by-step — simple and safe.

PVE 9 perks:
Debian 13 base
Newer kernel & drivers
HA rules
ZFS/Ceph refresh
Much nicer mobile UI

Get the guide

https://homelabdad.com/upgrade-guide-proxmox-ve-8-4-9-for-homelab/

New to Linux servers? Harden your setup with these quick tips:

Use SSH keys, not just passwords

Keep your system & software updated

Configure a firewall

Disable root login & use sudo

Stay safe out there! Let us know your favorite (basic) hardening tips in the comments.

https://homelabdad.com/your-first-linux-server-10-essential-security-steps/

I’m hunting for a short, sharp #email #domain. Hit me with the most terrible ideas you’ve got. #sysadmin