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Idea behind Homelab series is to describe how to easily setup multiple hyper-v machines for your homelab. People ussualy buy and setup multiple raspberry PI to learn. That is awesome, sometimes cumbersome and also expensive.

Started to explore Academic talk and slides feature. Currently I just enabled it to see how it looks. Really like it because when reveiving the talk I always expect to find slides on presenter blog page.

I recieved an email from https://xp-dev.com/ that they are shutting down their free tier. And I tought; Is that still alive and kicking? So I went through all of the ussual things you go on a site you don’t visit that often.

As I have promised in a tweet to Edgar here is short explanation on how to setup Hugo and Academic theme. You will have it by the end of the weekend

Create a beautifully simple website in under 10 minutes.

It’s been a long time since I last used a really unstable internet connection. Currently my home internet speed is quicker and more stable that the one on my current job.

I have been working on TCP protocol implementation for Statsd C# Client. It’s a nice package and at the time of writing it has been downloaded 34,668 times according to Nuget gallery.

InfluxDB, Chronograf and Telegraf are part of TICK stack from InfluxData. To install it on Ubuntu you could use apt-get package manager, or install it via .deb package. I prefer the second method.

First we are going to download new Ubuntu image. Lets see what are recommended system requirements. 2 GHz dual core processor or better 2 GB system memory 25 GB of free hard drive space Either a DVD drive or a USB port for the installer media Internet access is helpful Open a Hyper-V manager and create a new Virtual machine with above requirements.

I use this tool on a daily base. Can’t imagine how I worked without it. It’s a little tool that sits in your tray and waits on you to copy stuff.