If you want to install Mojave from scratch, or you need to install it regularly or on multiple Macs, using a USB installer is the way to go for an easy installation. This method requires no third-party software, just a Mac that already has macOS installed and some basic Disk Utility and Terminal usage. Erasing the USB Drive Before we can put macOS on the drive, we’ll need to erase it and format it properly....
Now that you have PowerDNS installed on your servers, you may be wondering how you and your users can create zones on your servers. Well, PowerDNS-Admin is a web-based control panel that makes managing PowerDNS a breeze. It has support for multiple accounts with varying privileges, domain-based user access management, support for a variety of backends for user authentication (LDAP, SAML, etc.), and a whole lot more. We’re going to be setting this up on the master DNS server we created in a previous article, but if you choose to set this tool up remotely or on a preexisting server that should work as well with a few minor tweaks for your config....
It seems object storage is an integral part of any cloud-based web technology these days, but sometimes offloading that aspect of your work to a provider like Amazon S3 or Azure Blob Storage just isn’t feasible or possible. Enter Minio, a self-hosted cloud storage application with a simple interface, compatibility with multiple storage backends, and S3 API compatibility. In this article, I’m going to install Minio on my Synology DS718+ with a shared folder as the storage backend, using Docker....
I recently had to setup DNS servers for a project, so I figured that today’s as good a time as any to start documenting what I do. The goal of this guide is to have PowerDNS configured with a MySQL backend, and then use MySQL replication to sync information between slave servers. Prerequisites At least two servers. I’ve been using DigitalOcean since 2014 and I always recommend them, their $5/month offering works great for DNS....