Proxmox? What is it? Why use it? It even runs on a Mac Pro!

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Proxmox VE (Virtual Environment) is a comprehensive open-source server management platform that leverages both full virtualization (KVM) and container-based virtualization (LXC). It's designed for running multiple virtual machines and containers efficiently on one physical server, making it ideal for hosting services like bots, Minecraft servers, and automation scripts.…

How to Add Dynu as a Service Provider on Synology NAS

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Setting up Dynamic DNS (DDNS) on your Synology NAS can be incredibly useful, especially if you're looking to access your NAS remotely without needing to remember or deal with changing IP addresses. Dynu provides a free dynamic DNS service that isn't listed by default in Synology&…

Installing Watchtower on Synology NAS Using Docker

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Installing Watchtower on Synology NAS Using Docker Introduction If you're running Docker containers on your Synology NAS, keeping them up-to-date can become a tedious task. This is where Watchtower comes into play – it's a tool designed to monitor your running Docker containers for updates and automatically…

Setting Up Docker on a Synology NAS and Configuring Nginx Reverse Proxy

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Introduction Setting up Docker on a Synology NAS provides a powerful way to run various applications and services in isolated containers, enhancing security and manageability. Coupled with an Nginx reverse proxy, you can access these services through custom domain names or subdomains, making your local network setup more professional and…

SharePoint Online vs SharePoint On-Premise

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SharePoint, Microsoft's collaborative platform, has been a staple in organisational document management and team collaboration for years. It exists in two primary deployment models: SharePoint Online, part of Microsoft 365, and SharePoint On-Premises, where the software is installed on local servers. Here's a detailed look at…