InStackademicbyUrban Pistek·Oct 26Pi-hole on a Dedicated Wireless Network SetupThis guide with walk through setting up a Pi-Hole with a separate & dedicated WiFi network running through the Pi-Hole. This way you can…
NXVL·Oct 21Pi-hole with Unbound: Private Recursive DNS ExplainedDisclosure: I’m the developer of NxValue Stack, a managed service mentioned in Option B. Option A is a complete self-hosted guide that…
Rui·Sep 10Pi-hole + Unbound: Building a Real DNS Resolver for Your HomelabPi-hole is usually the gateway drug into homelabbing. It’s easy to deploy, the dashboard looks great, and within an hour of setting it up…
Inrigel-computer.combyChristoph Schweres·Sep 5Block Ads and Trackers for Browsers and Apps — Pi-hole Locally on Your PC or MacLess traffic, faster DNS queries, and full control — no extra homeserver needed — container-based, easy to install — up and running in no…
Zahaan Mahajan·Aug 23Pi-hole DNS: A Simple Split-Horizon FixA practical homelab troubleshooting story about why a local Pi-hole A record can work perfectly with dig, while resolvectl and applications…
João David Nóbrega·Aug 19Tailscale — Your real domain, from anywhereIf you are like me - someone who loves Tailscale but refuses to accept bat-triceratops.ts.net as a legitimate way to access my own…
Cbenitez·Aug 2El DNS de mi casa colgaba de un solo clavoCómo hice redundante un Pi-hole sobre Kubernetes, un servicio que no fue pensado para correr en alta disponibilidad.
Steffen Haase·Aug 2Securely Access Your Raspberry Pi Web Interfaces with an SSH Tunnel and Chromium (or Chrome)If you run services such as Pi-hole, Fail2Ban, Home Assistant, or other web applications on a Raspberry Pi, you’ve probably faced the same…
Andreas Regli·Jul 27Four Debian Releases In One Evening: A Raspberry Pi Upgrade Post-MortemThis is a post about a bad decision, four hours of consequences, and a Raspberry Pi that ended the night refusing SSH connections, refusing…
Rudranil Maity·Jul 23I Built My Own Pi-hole From Scratch (and Then Ripped Out the AI That Was Slowing It Down)How a side project to intercept DNS traffic taught me why “smart” isn’t always better than “simple”
