
Minio as Aws S3 alternative. Minio overview and install.
Overview and installing Minio
MinIO is an open-source, high-performance, distributed object storage system designed to be fully compatible with the Amazon S3 API.
Overview and installing Minio
MinIO is an open-source, high-performance, distributed object storage system designed to be fully compatible with the Amazon S3 API.
A bit of system administration
Probably shoud call this platform engineering now. Here are some notes on how to install connect and remove the Portainer - docker images and containers manager UI.
Some details bout SearXNG
SearXNG is a free and open-source federated metasearch engine that was forked from Searx. The SearXNG project on github has more then 15k stars.
Integration systems options
Integration systems could be Commercial with a lot of paid connection modules and a bit of free ones; Or kind of free but with some strange license; Or ready for self-hosting and not.
Some frequent docker commands parameters
Here is a Docker cheat sheet covering the most important commands and concepts from installing to running containers and cleaning up:
Which language to use for AWS lambda?
We can write lambda function for deployment to AWS in several languages. Let’s compare the performance of (almost empty) functions written in JavaScript, Python and Golang…
Running copilot-style service locally? Easy!
That’s very exciting! Instead of calling copilot or perplexity.ai and telling all the world what you are after, you can now host similar service on your own PC or laptop!
Labelling and training needs some glueing
When I trained object detector AI some time ago - LabelImg was a very helpful tool, but the export from Label Studio to COCO format wasn’t accepted by MMDetection framework..
To use container registry in k8s we need it over ssl
We want to host a nice and secure container registry - to push docker images there and our kubernetes cluster would pull them from this registry. So came the idea to use the gitea over ssl.
Regularly happens
Need to have some standard post-install task sequence for the reference, so recording it here.