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Migrating Jenkins Containers

Jenkins Installation Overview Jenkins was installed on a docker host, provided with two docker volumes for data, a discrete network, exposed network ports, and a custom image. It can be started by running the following command: sudo docker run --name jenkins-blueocean-jdk21 --restart=on-failure --detach --network jenkins --env DOCKER_HOST=tcp:

AWS Site-to-Site VPN with Ubiquiti Gateway

Prerequisites * Fetching your IP address... * Your internal network (e.g. 192.168.0.0/16)

Deploying Jenkins Docker Agents

Jenkins is ok. It's got the support of a huge swath of plugins, but leaves it up to you to figure out anything but Golden Path deployments. What I wanted was a Jenkins Agent in a Container that was able to handle the deployment of other containers on

Household Mortgage Burden

updates weekly Overview I was always curious how to best display the growing cost of owning a home in the United States over time. What I ultimately settled on was the intersection of three datasets: 1. Real Median Household Income in the United States - Fred Link 2. 30-Year Fixed

Certbot, Nginx, and me

Nginx is the reverse-proxy for nearly all content I host. It lives on its own VM, and I use certbot - Let's Encypt's CLI Tool - to secure all urls that I host. NGINX Configuration NGINX Server Configuration While I've read that the sites-enabled/

Deploying Ghost Docker

Ghost, the CMS platform this runs on, is one of the many options available for self-hosted blogs. The objectives were to have a platform that could be rapidly re-deployed, and maintained persistence across deployments via an external database. The OS platform used was Amazon Linux 2023 for both Docker host