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blog.oddbit.com
In an OpenStack environment, cloud-init generally fetches information from the metadata service provided by Nova. It also has support for reading this information from a configuration drive, which under OpenStack means a virtual CD-ROM device attached to your instance containing the same information that would normally be available via the metadata service. It is possible to generate your network configuration from this configuration drive, rather than relying on the DHCP server provided by your OpenStac... |
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smallhacks.wordpress.com
After upgrading to Mac M1 I decided to run FreeBSD virtually. As VirtualBox is not supported on this host (and likely will never be) QEMU was the only possible choice. I found great gist post on how to do this with patched QEMU 6. The good news is that now QEMU 7 is released and... |
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www.systutorials.com
How to Set the Static IP Address Using CLI in Fedora/CentOS Linux tagged CentOS, CLI, Command, Command line, configuration, DNS, Fedora, How to, Linux, Network, PDF, RHEL, root, Server config, shell, Software, Tutorial, www. |
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moddedbear.com
These are mostly notes I made for myself while setting up Pi-hole and Unbound on a new Raspberry Pi, but I figured I may as well post them here in case it helps someone out or gets them wanting to try it out. If you're unaware, Pi-hole is a network-wide ad blocker that works by looking at DNS queries and Unbound is a recursive DNS resolver. There's a few benefits of running both: |
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