Tag: Linux
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Baseline NGINX Configuration for Static Sites with TLS
This guide walks through a clean, portable NGINX baseline for static hosting with modern TLS. Designed for reuse across distributions—including Raspberry Pi OS and RHEL-based systems—it emphasizes clear server blocks, upstream configuration standards, and maintainable structure suitable for both lab and production deployments.
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Building a Production-Ready Dual-Stack NTP Infrastructure with Chrony
This post documents a production-ready, dual-stack NTP design using Chrony. It covers upstream pools, peer configuration, server hardening, and monitoring techniques to deliver reliable time over both IPv4 and IPv6. The result is a resilient, DNS-independent NTP infrastructure suitable for virtualized environments.
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Audio Configuration for Amateur Radio
Introduction Have a radio and trying to configure the audio on a software application, maybe for digital modes? It can be troublesome and extremely confusing. The vast combinations of hardware and software drivers make this a challenging task. Hopefully this post will help ease the pain of figuring this out and shorten the time to…