Monthly report: February 2022

This review is the first of a series about my accomplishments during the previous month (note that this review concerns only the last two weeks and not the entire month.).

It’s also a good opportunity to share some links about interesting things found online during this period.

What have I done

I launched this blog. I set up an authoritative DNS server, a Web server and some tools I want to talk about here. I’m looking forward for an easy solution to manage jails and virtual machine under FreeBSD. I started to read the documentation of CBSD for this purpose.

Online Reading

• Why You Should Start a Blog Right Now by Alexey Guzey

• Pine64 should re-evaluate their community priorities by Drew Devault

• Reflections on Ops(2020 Oct 23) by Benz.

• The Refinery, an Analogy for Distributed Systems by Benz

• Small / Home Office network IPv6 wish list by Craig Miller on APNIC’s blog

• WTF is Cloud Native Data Security? by Anastasiia Voitova on Container Solution’s blog

• Linux kernel upgrades C language standard by SoByte

• Linux installation of swap swap partition size setting by SoByte

• Who inherits the code after the death of an open source author? by SoByte

Podcasts

• IPv6 Buzz 058: Tackling IPv6 Access Challenges (2020 August 20) This episode talks about the VPN IPv6 IoT Router Box (VIIRB) created by Ungleich and other interesting topics related to the company.

• Command Line Heroes: Relentless Replicators This episode explains what is a computer viruses ans worms; how security people fight them with the example of MyDoom

• Compiler: How Can Memes Improve Security?

Videos

• Discord Is A Chatroom: Don’t Replace Forums With It!