Setting Up Ollama With Docker
docker ps Method 2: Running Ollama with Docker compose Ollama exposes an API on http://localhost:11434, allowing other tools to connect and interact with it. That was when I got hooked…
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The Ultimate Guide To Install NextCloud Using RunCloud
After deploying the application you will need to download the NextCloud installation file to your server. There are two ways to do this.You can configure these parameters to add or…
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Must Know Ollama Commands for Managing LLMs locally
I feel that this should be enough to get you started with Ollama, it’s not rocket science. My advice? Just fiddle around with it. ollama run llava:7b “Describe the content…
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Enjoying Self-Hosting Software Locally With CasaOS and Raspberry Pi
After doing some digging, I found out that the CLI tool for Cloudflare Tunnels had recently been updated, so that might’ve been the root of the issue. So while Jellyfin…
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8 Best GTmetrix Alternatives for Website Performance Testing (Includes Free)
If you are building a website, good website performance isn’t just about using the right analysis tools – it begins with a solid foundation, and having a well-configured and responsive…
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How to Remove WordPress Default Image Sizes? (EASY GUIDE)
Several plugins, like “ThumbPress” or “Disable Generate Thumbnails”, offer user-friendly interfaces for managing and disabling default WordPress image sizes.We handle the server-side optimizations so you can focus on what matters…
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How to Install DeepSeek R1 Locally on Linux
In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up DeepSeek R1 on your Linux machine using Ollama as the backend and Open WebUI as the frontend. Source: The Hacker News…
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How To Use Fail2ban With WordPress And Cloudflare Proxy
fail2ban-client status wordpress-auths If you are using RunCloud Docker servers, then you should note that the log processing for RunCloud Docker server is slightly different, even though it uses the…
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I Ran Deepseek R1 on Raspberry Pi 5 and No, it Wasn’t 200 tokens/s
DeepSeek’s raw performance on the Raspberry Pi 5 showcases the growing potential of SBCs for AI workloads. DeepSeek v/s OpenAI benchmark | Source: Brian Roemmele Here’s how the performance data…
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Managing WordPress Development with Git and Composer: A Modern Approach
composer create-project roots/bedrock my-wordpress-site cd my-wordpress-site git branch -M main git remote add origin [email protected]:tatticoder/wordpress-composer.git git push -u origin main Finally, you can configure your Bedrock environment variables to meet your requirements. Here, you must add the database credentials you created earlier and configure the…
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I created a Custom Docker Server Dashboard! Download Now!
Recently, I took on a home lab project to create my own home grown docker dashboard to have a very simple and lightweight way to see all containers across all…
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Container vs VM: Hypervisor War is Over!
I’m going all in on containerization in 2025. What is the state of container vs VM in 2025? Take a look at a few of the advantages of containers vs…
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9 Dashboard Tools to Manage Your Homelab Effectively
Smashing is a dashboard like no other. Formerly known as Dashing, it’s designed for those who want a widget-based experience with real-time updates. I host nearly all the services I…
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Home Lab Tour 2024: Servers, Apps, Docker, and more!
It is that time again! My home lab tour 2024 takes a look at the journey my home lab has taken in 2024. I have fully migrated workloads to mini…
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ARM64 vs X64 – Everything you need to know
Full support in major distros (Ubuntu, RHEL, etc.)Software compatibility between ARM and x86 architectures has significantly improved, with most modern programming languages and frameworks offering native support for both platforms…
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I Don’t See a Reason to Switch to Windows from Linux Anymore in 2025
We have a couple of guides on home lab setups and docker on Linux to help you kickstart your journey.Of course, regardless of what I say, it is up to…
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What is Fail2Ban with Setup & Configuration? (Detailed Guide)
Fail2Ban traditionally uses iptables or similar firewall backends to implement its banning actions. RunCloud handles all the firewall configurations automatically, ensuring Fail2Ban works perfectly with your server’s firewall setup.sudo systemctl reload fail2ban Final…
