Will Ho·Oct 31, 2021Let’s Encrypt and DNS over TLS Hell on AndroidIssues with Android’s Private DNS over TLS via Adguard or PiHole using Let’s Encrypt TLS Certificates after the Root Certificate expiry.
Will Ho·Oct 24, 2021Restoring WhatsApp media exif dates and fixing duplicatesHow I restored photo exif dates, video created dates and deleted duplicates in my WhatsApp media archive to free up space on my devices.
Will Ho·Sep 25, 2021Auto-renew TLS Certificates with cert-managerUse cert-manager to automatically renew and permanently forget about TLS certificates in your Kubernetes cluster (Raspberry Pi or not).
Will Ho·Jun 26, 2021Deploy Traefik on Kubernetes with Wildcard TLS CertsHow to painlessly deploy Traefik v2 on Kubernetes as the Ingress Controller with automated Let’s Encrypt ACME wildcard TLS certsA response icon2A response icon2
Will Ho·Jun 19, 2021Kubernetes Ingress Controllers: Why I Chose TraefikFirst of a 2-part series on my experience with Traefik for the past 3 years. Part 2 will focus on how you can deploy it on your cluster.
Will Ho·Apr 3, 2021I Hosted My Valheim Dedicated Server with Docker on a Rock Pi XI set out to find a way to self-host a dedicated server at home on the cheapest x86 single-board computer with the Raspberry Pi form…
Will Ho·Feb 20, 2021Why I Sold My Raspberry Pi 4 for a Rock Pi 4My experience of using a Raspberry Pi 4 for 6 months before selling it for cheap for a Rock Pi 4, and why you shouldn’t buy an RPi 4 today.A response icon4A response icon4
Will Ho·Feb 16, 2021A well-written piece.Something that I'd suggest yourself and readers to do is to disable password authentication completely and rely on public-key…
InLevel Up CodingbyWill Ho·Oct 26, 2020Extend The Lifespan of Your Raspberry Pi’s SD Card with log2ramLog2ram is a software that redirects logs to the memory instead of the SD Card. Here’s how I used it to extend my SD Card’s lifespan in my…A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyWill Ho·Aug 18, 2020How to Squeeze 50% More Memory Out of Your Raspberry Pi with zramI demonstrate how you can use zram to increase the available memory of your Raspberry Pi by more than 50% with negligible performance…A response icon1A response icon1
