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Build a Tiny Certificate Authority For Your HomelabUpdated on: May 27, 2025 TL;DR In this tutorial, we're going to build a tiny, standalone, online Certificate Authority (CA) that will mint TLS certificates and is secured with a YubiKey. It will be an internal ACME server on our local network (ACME is the same protocol used by Let's Encrypt). The YubiKey will securely store the CA private keys and
In the BeginningI’ve been running Pi-Hole on a Raspberry Pi 3b wired into my wifi router for most of last year and its been great. So when the new Raspberry Pi 4 came out, I picked one up. It sits on my desk, mostly for easy access to its USB ports, which allows me to hook it up to some of my esp32 devkits and push micropython code onto them. The pi4 has been a great general purpose development en
This is the Compute Blade, and I'm test driving it in a four-node cluster: I'm testing the Dev version, and @Merocle from Uptime Lab sent four Blades, a 3D-printed 4-bay case (a metal 1U rackmount enclosure is in the works), and two fan modules. He's been testing 40 of these in a rack at Jetbrains for months, and they're about to go live on Kickstarter. But why build a cluster with these Blades? A
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