In my previous post, we went through the process of installing Zabbix Server on a Debian LXC container. Although it works alright, it doesn’t come with HTTPS support out of the box. It also has an “ugly” /zabbix in the end of the URL. In this short post, we are going through the steps of…
After some time we accumulating VMs, containers, physical devices and keeping track of what is working as it should or not start to get challenging. Not rarely we start adding a bunch of homemade scripts to warns when some service dies, creating a management nightmare. This is where Zabbix comes to the rescue! According to…
In crazy times as today’s, having strong and unique passwords are a must to handle threats from Internet. However, keeping track of such passwords is very hard, and this is where password managers come in. There are several password managers out there, but I really enjoy Bitwarden. If you don’t know them, I urge you…
If you are a Proxmox Virtual Environment (aka PVE) user, chances are that you probably have a few LXC containers running on server. If that is indeed your case and you are interested in leveraging GPU hardware in them, this is for you! In this post, we are going to setup Intel GPU passthrough on…
In this post we are going to enable E-mail alerts for both our Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) and Proxmox Backup Server (PBS). The email server will be backed my GMail, which also works if you have Google Suite and a custom domain, such as yourdomain.com! Although I have separate PBS and PVE configuration in two…
Recently I’ve discovered Proxmox and learned about its Community vs Enterprise versions. As I am just getting started with it, I don’t want to commit with a paid version, but who knows when I finally get the hang of it. If you think like me, this post will describe how to configure Proxmox PBS package…
Recently I discovered Proxmox and learned about its Community vs Enterprise versions. As I am just getting started with it, I don’t want to commit with a paid version, but who knows when I finally get the hang of it. If you think like me, this post will describe how to configure Proxmox PVE package…