Kieren Anderson - IT Stuff

How to use Docker containers as build agents(Nodes) in Jenkins

If you install Jenkins for the first time, you will notice that you get a message at the top mentioning that you need to enable Nodes for security purposes. In my previous builds of Jenkins, these have always been separate VM's running their own OS etc. Recently I have made

Setting up Guacamole and configure OpenID Connect

I have self-hosted Guacamole on and off now for the past 5 years with variant levels of success via Docker or installed on a dedicated box. One thing I have never really understood was how to configure it properly and then get it set up with additional extensions. Even searching

gitea

Adding OAuth2/ OpenID Connect to Gitea

I host my own Gitea server, which I use as a self-hosted alternative to GitHub. Over the last couple of days, and for fun, I have been migrating any hosted services that are capable over to supported authentication sources. If you are not familiar with Gitea, it is an open-source

nextcloud

Nextcloud Update to 21.0.3 - failed

I don't know about you but Nextcloud is one of those self-hosted apps that when it's working, works really well. But updates under Nextcloud for me personally always provide a level of anxiousness. As a result of this elevated heart rate during this update process, I have always created quite

plex

Install TVHeadend/ tvhProxy for Plex to use as a TV Tuner

Update (25/09/2020) : This guide is now out-of-date and is only provided for archive purposes. This guide has now been adopted to the Raspberry Pi and updated based on this. The Raspberry Pi has more than enough power to perform TV duties in this mannor.Update (23/10/2019)

bunnings

Building Block Truck

As an unsuspecting Dad trying to get material for his weekend project - you see what happens when you take your daughter past one of these lego stands. Firstly a bit of confustion rolls over their little mind and then BAM,

proxmox

Goodbye VMWare, Hello Proxmox

Goodbye VMWare, Hello ProxmoxI have been running with VMWare for the last 8 years and up until a couple of days ago I thought I would take another look around the virtualization software again to see what else there might be out there. Looking around I eventually came across `Proxmox`