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Deploying NaïveProxy on Akash Network with a Custom Domain

NaïveProxy is a censorship-resistant forward proxy that uses Chromium’s network stack to make proxy traffic indistinguishable from ordinary Chrome browsing. Akash Network is a decentralized compute marketplace where you rent containers from independent providers instead of a centralized cloud vendor. This guide walks through the complete, tested path: building the server image, writing a workingContinue reading “Deploying NaïveProxy on Akash Network with a Custom Domain”

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Deploying Production-Grade 3x-ui on the Akash Network

The Architect’s Guide: Deploying 3x-ui on the Akash Supercloud (Post-BME) 1. What is Akash Network & Why is it the Best Solution for 3x-ui? Akash Network is a decentralized, peer-to-peer open-source cloud marketplace. Often referred to as the “Supercloud,” it allows anyone to buy and sell computing resources securely using a blockchain consensus layer. WhyContinue reading “Deploying Production-Grade 3x-ui on the Akash Network”

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Ultimate Guide: Multiplexing NaïveProxy, Caddy, and Nginx on Port 443 (Fixing “Unexpected EOF” and “Decode Error 562”)

To integrate Cloudflare into advanced Nginx multiplexed architecture Cloudflare dashboard should be configured to accommodate two completely different traffic behaviors: standard web traffic (which can be proxied by Cloudflare) and your NaïveProxy traffic (which must bypass Cloudflare’s CDN proxying to maintain raw HTTP/2 streams). DNS Record Configuration Subdomain Type Target IP Proxy Status (Cloudflare Toggle)Continue reading “Ultimate Guide: Multiplexing NaïveProxy, Caddy, and Nginx on Port 443 (Fixing “Unexpected EOF” and “Decode Error 562”)”

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

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.Continue reading “Containerizing WordPress for Production: Security, Redis, and Next-Gen Images”

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Developing a WordPress Website in Docker 

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. ThisContinue reading “Developing a WordPress Website in Docker “

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PostgreSQL, pgAdmin

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.Continue reading “PostgreSQL, pgAdmin”

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nginx proxy manager.

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 aContinue reading “nginx proxy manager.”

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Docker

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: