Month: April 2020
How to Build a database server with a Raspberry PI
Starting with Problems Are you ready for the next chapter in our adventure? We’re building a highly available, WordPress website out of Raspberry Pis. Today,…
How to Fix Apache logging for HAProxy
A big thank-you goes out to whoever launched the DoS attack against this website! My pile of HAProxy managed Raspberries worked great! I noticed this…
How to Use saltstack to Configure Raspberry PIs
What’s saltstack? saltstack is a great configuration management tool. It’s used in huge enterprises to effect changes on multiple servers. With small scripts, you can…
Parts to Build the Raspberry Webserver
This is a followup to the How to Build a Website posting. A lot of people loved the case and wanted to find one for…
How to Configure Your Raspberry, Graphically!
IF you have a monitor attached to the HDMI port of your Raspberry, you will soon to presented with an X-session! This is the windows-like…
How to Configure Your New Raspberry with ssh
What next? We got our new Raspberry to boot into Raspbian. We got logged in. Now, we need to configure a few things. First, change…
How to Build an SD card for the Raspberry PI
The first step to running a Raspberry Pi is creating the SD card from which it boots and runs. In Step One, you downloaded all…
How to Run a Raspberry
Part One: Get the Stuff! You wanna’ learn about the Raspberry Pi and build one for yourself? You’ve come to the right place! I’ve got…
How to Install HAProxy on a Raspberry
HAProxy is available on the Raspbian platform! HAProxy is a high availability, load balancing, and proxying server application. It sits between the Internet and your…
Tiny webserver for testing
Here’s a handy little script. Save the following as webserver.js. This will set up your Raspberry as a bonafide web server that you can use…