Tag: Linux
All the articles with the tag "Linux".
Load Testing with Locust
This has been a very tough few days. I was asked to build some load testing scripts for use with Locust. I was told "How hard can it be? Just a few scripts
Apache Directory Studio
Updated:After upgrading Directory Studio - which is a simple case of extracting the tar.gz file into the location you want the executable eg. $ cd /usr/bin $ sudo
Switching Java in Manjaro
Updated:I've a few programs that require Java and some need older version that others. I currently have openjdk 8 and 11 installed and needed to switch the default
Keycloak API
Updated:Keycloak is a great tool for authentication and I'm bundling it into a package that includes LDAP. What I want to do is automate the deployment of Keycloak
Templating
Updated:Quite often I find myself creating files using a template that populates content using the projects .env file. Mostly I find myself using good old bash to
ejabberd and CA Certificates
Updated:When running the ejabberd docker image in my container set I ran into a problem where I hit the rate limiter on Let's Encrypt. This meant I could switch to
mod_shared_roster_ldap
Updated:Getting this shared roster from LDAP into my ejabberd config has been an absolute nightmare. Everything I find seems to be people asking the same question
Nautilus NFS Browser
When using Gnome Nautilus I'm not seeing any support for nfs shares. This means I can't use it to browse my NAS. I trawled the net for some time, being lea
VMWare Horizon Client (manjaro)
I've been playing with Manjaro and the package management is way different to Debian. I needed to get some work tools installed and the VMWare Horizon Clie
step-ca and ACME
Updated:We have a couple of hundred certs with Let's Encrypt and it is a great service. Right now though we need to issue certs to internal systems and thought it