Linux
KeePass: Password Manager
There are lots of password managers out there, but I will focus on a well supported open source program called KeePass ▶
Linux
Docker
Rebuilding x86/amd64 Docker Images For An ARM Swarm
Rebuilding x86/amd64 Docker Images For An ARM Swarm follow the recent articles about building a Docker swarm on ARM, and as no ARM image was available, or no ARM image with a recent version was available it was certainly time to change this. ▶
Linux
Using SquashFS As A Read-Only Root File System
This guide describes the usage of SquashFS ▶
Linux
ODROID Bench
We have set up a remote ODROID experience zone for someone who wants to measure, preview, and test the performance of ODROID SBCs. The ODROID SBCs in our testbed connected to Gbit ethernet and are open to the public. The experience zone offer benchmarks for performance, cloud server and more via SSH. ▶
Linux
Build Your Own ODROID-HC1 BitTorrent Seed Server
BitTorrent provides a means of crowd-sharing files; peer-to-peer via “torrent” files. At its heart, BitTorrent allows distributed hosting and sharing of files in such a way that the original uploader doesn’t have to provide all the bandwidth or storage space for people to be able to download the file.I’ll be using an ODROID-HC1 because I want to use a SSD and make this tiny server entirely solid-state. If you’d prefer to use a 3.5” spinning drive you can opt for the ODROID-HC2, and follow the same directions below. ▶
Linux
GO-Tank, Go! - Control a Treaded Bot with Your ODROID-GO
Using an ODROID-GO handheld gaming system for controlling a couple of small DC motors that are housed inside a treaded tank robot is easier than you may think. This chore is even more remarkable when you learn that only two of the GO’s general purpose input/output (GPIO) pins are used for this task. ▶
Docker
My ODROID-C2 Docker Swarm: Part 1 - Swarm Mode Features
Docker Swarm mode provides cluster management and service orchestration capabilities including service discovery and service scaling, among other things, using overlay networks and an in-built load balancer respectively. ▶
Android
Running Linux Under Android
The ODROID-N2 seems like a perfect Android TV system - everything runs smoothly and converts a regular TV into a valuable smart TV. All is well if that is the only thing you want to do with your ODROID-N2, but for me, it is not enough. I wanted to use ▶
Linux
Introducing NEMS Linux - Part 4: NEMS 1.5
With the recent release of NEMS Linux 1.5 I’d like to dial it back a little and introduce you to the most sophisticated out-of-the-box Nagios Enterprise Monitoring Server out there. ▶
Linux
Networking At Ludicrous Speed: Blasting Through The 10000Mbps Network Speed Limit With The ODROID-H2
I remember being an early adopter of 1 GbE networking in the 90s and many of my friends were wondering: who needs 1 GbE anyway? Twenty years later, I am an early adopter (but really not the first) of faster than 10 GbE at home and I hope that this ▶