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      <description>Explore a streamlined approach to setting up a home cloud environment using PXE boot, Proxmox virtualization, SaltStack automation, and lightweight Kubernetes with k3s. Achieve efficient deployment with minimal effort.</description>
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      <description>Build a low-power SheevaPlug NAS on Arch Linux with SD-card tuning, Samba, drive management, search and network optimization.</description>
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      <description>Here is some notes of my own Zabbix monitoring system installation (debian based). It has been done since a while now, but I never took the time to finalize this post. However, it can still be usefull as not much (nothing ?) has changed regarding activities to do..</description>
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      <description>Configure Nginx with Naxsi as a caching reverse proxy and web application firewall in front of Apache WordPress on a Cubieboard.</description>
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      <description>Notes on building an Arch Linux OpenVZ home server with bonded networking, LVM containers, HTTPS, SSH and OpenVPN support.</description>
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      <description>Legacy WEPCrack workflow using Linux wireless tools, airodump and aircrack to capture traffic and recover a WEP key.</description>
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