Le Journal

Marie-Hélène Boisseau conduit l’unique liste en lice pour succéder à Pierre Bardoulat à Marillac-le-Franc. L’adjointe sortante ne manque pas d’idées pour sa commune. La plus novatrice : créer un cimetière

Ever since I built my first Network-Attached System, I’ve been a member of the SMB faction and never really dabbled that much in the other storage protocols. After all, SMB has a simple setup process, works well with every OS in my computing arsenal, and doesn’t tax my brain cells when things go wrong. But the deeper I went into the home lab rabbit hole, the more I realized that SMB isn’t ideal for every project.

You might have heard of immutable operating systems, where the entire OS is replaced when it updates and remains unchanging from the user's perspective. Anyone who's used Docker or Kubernetes understands this concept: container images don't change after deployment, following the immutable model.

Remote access is a powerful tool, but the options currently available leave something to be desired. RDP — Remote Desktop Protocol — is excellent in Windows-only environments, but exposing it to the web carries a pretty high degree of risk. On the other hand, VNC — Virtual Network Computing — is used by a lot of both open-source and commercial applications. While it works well across different platforms, it eats bandwidth (due to pushing raw screen updates) and doesn't offer as many features as RDP.