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I've been working on an internal service backed by Let's Encrypt, allowing any number of endpoints to add, delete, or download certificates for their own purposes, while offloading certificate renewal to the internal service itself. This has allowed for easy SSL certificates everywhere, without needing to

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:

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

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

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

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/