Getting Started

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    Container
Rancher Server on RKE Deployment
            RKE is a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution that runs entirely within Docker containers. It could be configured and provisioned from simple configuration. Plus the easy-to-use Rancher Server as a Web UI running on the cluster, we can have a truly self-hosted Kubernetes cluster.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    18 Apr 2021
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    4 min read
    
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Using Linux Containers (LXC) on Fedora
            Linux containers, or LXC, is a lightweigt yet powerful container solution. It can run applications or distros but share the same kernel and hardware resources and persistently. This is not a cutting-edge technology and is fully supported in Fedora.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    10 Mar 2021
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    3 min read
    
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Helm 2 on OpenShift (OKD) 3
            Install the popular Kubernetes package manager and enable cluster-wide install ability. Helm 3? No Way!OpenShift 4 has built-in integration with Helm 3. Yet OpenShift 3 does not feature any
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    4 Nov 2020
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    Getting Started
Some Tips on Telegraph (2020)
            What and Why Telegraph?Telegra.ph, or Telegraph is a publishing platform hosted by Telegram. It could be used to publish blog or any other articles, either signed or anonymously.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    14 Aug 2020
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    2 min read
    
    Linux
Write Freely - Host WriteFreely in Containers
            WriteFreely is a blogging and publish tool as well as an important part of the Fediverse network. It is lightweight and easy to host. However, the official Container (Docker) setup is not even correct. So here comes a working deployment notes.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    26 May 2020
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    2 min read
    
    Getting Started
Writing with LaTeX
            Just as what other tools I use every day, Linux and Vim, they are all unfriendly tools to beginners. However, when you get familiar with them, you can find that they are the best tools you can find in the world.
        
        Oikawa Kirie
        
    20 Mar 2020
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    5 min read
    
    Getting Started
Building (Old Version) Caffe in Conda
            A note of problems and solutions to compilation of an old version of caffe to verify 3Dpose_ssl project.
        
        Sakuragawa Error
        
    24 Dec 2019
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    9 min read
    
    Getting Started
Quick Reference Handbook: Notes on Metadash Development Server
            Metadash is powered by Node.js and Flask. Simliar projects could be brought up with tiny adjustment.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    20 Nov 2019
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    3 min read
    
    Linux
Simple home lab Kubernetes cluster deployment
            Before this noteRecently I have build a in house tower server for self use, development, experiment of things. I could try Kubernetes labs or Public OpenShift infrastructure but the cost
        
        Sakuragawa Yuugiri
        
    15 Oct 2019
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    8 min read
    
    Getting Started
Setting Up CI of Flexibility in GitLab
            GitLab has introduced CI/CD services since version 8.0. It could manage automation for building, testing, deploying and releasing projects.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    26 Aug 2019
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    4 min read
    
    Linux
Quick Reference Handbook: Setting Up Fedora Workstation Installation
            Fedora Workstation is a up-to-date and easy-to-use GNU/Linux distribution. After installing Fedora Workstation 28, some tweaking work could be done to make the system more comfortable.
        
        Sakuragawa Asaba
        
    2 Jul 2018
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    2 min read