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  • 5-20-2026

    Containerizing WordPress for Production: Security, Redis, and Next-Gen Images

    DevOps, Docker, Software, Web, Wordpress

    Moving WordPress to Docker requires more than just pulling the default image. If you want a production-grade environment that handles high traffic, serves next-generation images flawlessly, and traps potential security breaches in an isolated sandbox, you need a specialized architecture.This guide walks through building an enterprise-level WordPress Docker stack behind a global Nginx reverse proxy. We will cover implementing Redis object caching, integrating CompressX for WebP/AVIF delivery on bare metal, fixing WP-CLI, and automating dynamic Nginx logging. 1. The Architecture Strategy Before touching configuration files, it is crucial to understand why this stack is structured the way it is: 2.…

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  • 2-9-2026

    Create user from the WordPress backend.

    Software, Web, Wordpress

    In case of forgotten password this snippet can be used to create new user from WordPress backend. Insert code to functions.php of the used theme. But be careful to choose strong password and correct email. You are doing it on your own risk and responsibility.

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  • 10-23-2025

    Developing a WordPress Website in Docker 

    DevOps, Docker, Web, Wordpress

    eveloping a WordPress Website in Docker on a Remote Server (with Zed over SSH) When building a modern WordPress project, it’s often beneficial to separate development and execution environments. One effective setup is to run WordPress in Docker on a remote server while editing files locally via SSH using a capable editor like Zed. This workflow brings several advantages in performance, safety, and convenience. 1. Reduced Wear on Local SSDs When developing front-end assets like CSS and JavaScript, build tools such as Webpack, Vite, or Gulp can generate thousands of small read/write operations per rebuild. On laptops with SSDs, this…

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  • 5-2-2025

    PostgreSQL, pgAdmin

    DevOps, Docker, Software, Web

    Story about wiped out database or 2 lines of code. Lessons from a Wiped-Out Database: Building a Crypto Portfolio Tracker I’m currently working on a Crypto Portfolio Tracker — a personal project aimed at simplifying how I manage my crypto investments. Previously, I tracked transactions using NextCloud spreadsheets and custom macros to fetch real-time prices. However, this approach quickly became cumbersome. To streamline the process, I decided to build a Django application backed by a PostgreSQL database. After making solid progress, I deployed the app on my home server (Orange Pi 5) using Docker Compose. The initial deployment went smoothly,…

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  • 4-29-2025

    nginx proxy manager.

    DevOps, Docker, Web

    How to Securely Host Containers on a VPS with Nginx Proxy Manager and SSL When deploying multiple containers on your VPS, security should be your top priority. A crucial part of this is properly managing your domain and subdomain routing. While it’s possible to manually install Nginx and Certbot for SSL certificate generation, there’s a more user-friendly solution: use a containerized version of Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) with a built-in dashboard and PostgreSQL for data storage. Key Setup Components: Create folder, cd into it and create two files docker-compose.yml and .env. Here is how to start/stop service: To access to…

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  • 4-29-2025

    Docker

    DevOps, Docker, Software

    Installing Docker on Ubuntu is pretty simple. First step is to setup Docker repository: Second, install the packages: Almost done. But at this point every docker command require sudo privileges. To be able to run without sudo requires add current user to docker group. More about it here. Done! Run test container:

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  • 2-16-2025

    WordPress. get_taxonomy()

    Web, Wordpress

    How to get taxonomy by: slug, id, name etc.

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  • 11-4-2024

    Rivalz.ai – deploying zNode and run rClient

    AI, Blockchain, DevOps, Node

    You should get VPS and access it through SSH. This is a base requirements for installing zNode and rClient. Updating system and installing NodeJS Then time to install zNode. Here is the official documentation: Running a zNode. Installing Rivalz zNode This should be the output of znode run. As described in documentation, copy the ID and go to https://znode.rivalz.ai/znode, connect your wallet and delegate your licences to this particular node ID. You can delegate more then one licence to one VPS at the same time but only if licences are in the same wallet. Confirm delegation transaction in your wallet.…

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  • 8-27-2024

    Update rClient Rivalz.

    AI, Blockchain, Crypto, DevOps, Node, Software

    Installation process described in previous post Rivalz.AI: rClient CLI. You can use my referral to join for testnet. If you still didn’t update your client rClient you lose your points. Update is pretty straightforward process: Then press ctrl + c to stop the process Paste you EVM address, select drive type, size etc and you’re good.

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  • 8-24-2024

    BTC Liquid staking

    Blockchain, BTC, Crypto, Staking

    Just a quick note. Not a financial advice. DYOR. I’ve been hearing about Babylon, a Bitcoin staking protocol, and I was considering participating through pStake, a liquid staking protocol in the Cosmos ecosystem that now supports staking BTC on top of Babylon. There was even a campaign create by pStake called Bitcoin Rush to incentivize early users, which I thought would be a great opportunity. My reasons for considering participation were twofold: it’s a new way to use my BTC and earn some yields, and being an early adopter of this technology is exciting. However, after careful consideration, I decided…

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