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February 22, 2020

send access logs in json to Elasticsearch using rsyslog

Linux, rsyslog, tips

Here is a simple example of how to send well-formatted JSON access logs directly to the Elasticsearch server. It is as simple as Nginx (it…

neoX
February 20, 2020

syslog – UDP local to rsyslog and send remote with TCP and compression

install, rsyslog

This article is to show how to log Nginx’s access logs locally using UDP to the local rsyslog daemon, which will send the logs to…

neoX
January 9, 2020

Mirror the official Ubuntu repositories using aptly

aptly

This article is to show mainly how to work with aptly by mirroring an official Ubuntu mirror. If you want to know how to install…

neoX
January 2, 2020

nginx and proxy_cache not growing cache despite max_size is bigger – shared memory zone to blame

nginx

One of our big Nginx cache servers has recently been upgraded to have 70T storage, which is pretty good storage for a proxy. And in…

neoX
January 1, 2020

KDE Plasma windows force resize – iKVM virtual keyboard

KDE Plasma, Linux, tips

If you happen to use KDE Plasma these days and you encounter view problems like you cannot see the whole viewpoint of a window (especially…

neoX
December 10, 2019

aplty – unable to find control.tar.gz part in package – change deb package compression from xz to gzip

aptly

We upgraded to a new version of Ubuntu and our CI (continuous integration) scripts began to throw errors when uploading packages to out aptly repository:…

neoX
December 3, 2019

docker mysql – Fatal error: Please read “Security” section of the manual to find out how to run mysqld as root!

Docker, MySQL

Pulling the official MySQL image from the docker registry https://hub.docker.com/r/mysql/mysql-server to start a MySQL instance with your configuration file (and MySQL binary files). Adding the…

neoX
November 27, 2019

Build docker image with custom Dockerfile name – docker build requires exactly 1 argument

Docker, tips

Docker uses the Dockerfile to build docker images, but what if you want to change the name and (or) the path of this file? By…

neoX
November 14, 2019

Docker change the port mapping of an existing container

Docker

Unfortunately, it is not possible to change the port mapping (forwarded ports from the hosts to the container) of an existing RUNNING container! Not only…

neoX
November 13, 2019

docker and dind service (.gitlab-ci.yml) with self-signed certificate and x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

gitlab

When using GitLab and the CI/CD for building docker images you may stumble on such error using the “docker:dind” (dind stands for docker in docker)…

neoX

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