SWAG - Secure Web Application Gateway (formerly known as letsencrypt) is a full fledged web server and reverse proxy with Nginx, Php7, Certbot (Let's Encrypt™ client) and Fail2ban built in. Authelia is an open-source authentication and authorization server providing 2-factor authentication and si...
SWAG is a rebirth of our letsencrypt docker image, a full fledged web server and reverse proxy that includes Nginx, Php7, Certbot (Let's Encrypt client) and Fail2ban.
Long story short, we were recently contacted by Let's Encrypt, who politely let us know that letsencrypt i...
As we (LinuxServer.io) are lucky enough to be sponsored by DigitalOcean so that we don't have to worry about resources needed to run our infrastructure, we thought it would be a good idea to do an article on how we leverage their services for our community.
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When it comes to self hosting a Cryptocurrency network, almost everything out now revolves around developers with little emphasis on creating a functional payment network for private/public use. When researching what could fill this role we found that with minimal changes Nano fit the bill perfectl...
It was time for a new logo, and the one above is what we finally decided on. Some people say it looks like the Firefox logo, while some people say what has an otter got to do with linuxserver? The former is due to our group being plagued with old people with bad eyesight, b...
Today marks an exciting milestone in our history: we have hit 10 billion pulls on DockerHub and moved up to the 11th digit! A big thank you to the amazing developers working upstream and to our community of users — we could not do it without you.
DockerHub pulls seem to be a fairly arbitrary num...
It's certainly no secret that the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has changed everyone's lives in recent weeks. European countries are effectively closed, and people are more than ever being advised to self-isolate or work from home. It has put a tremendous amount of pressure on everyone.
Most of us at LinuxS...
For me a network boot server is a core infrastructure tool on my home network allowing me to:
I've recently done a post on setting up OPNsense & WireGuard and connecting an Android phone to it, so my next post is how to connect your Ubuntu desktop machine to the same OPNSense instance.
Given that a lot of stuff I've already covered in my original post, I'm not going to cover old ground aga...