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1. Reihe (v.l.): Melina Schneider (Abteilungsleiterin Bildungspolitik WKO), Lukas Strauhs (LKW-Technik), Timon Schwarz (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration), Paul Hilscher (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration), Josef Herk (Präsident SkillsAustria)
2. Reihe (v.l.): Lorenz Lammerhuber (Elektronik), Joachim Nimpf (Hochbau (Maurer)), Florian Steffek (Elektrotechnik)
1. Reihe (v.l.): Viktor Haas (Stuckateur und Trockenausbau), Anna Saurer (Konditorin), Timon Schwarz (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration)
2. Reihe (v.l.): Emanuel Dietrichstein (Bodenleger), Lorenz Lammerhuber (Elektornik), Viktor Karpinski (Web Development), Paul Hilscher (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration)
1. Reihe (v.l.): Lukas Strauhs (LKW-Technik), Timon Schwarz (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration), Paul Hilscher (IT Netzwerk- und Systemadministration)
2. Reihe (v.l.): Lorenz Lammerhuber (Elektronik), Joachim Nimpf (Hochbau (Maurer)), Florian Steffek (Elektrotechnik)
Our Campus provides system administrator (Admin) with overall rights to manage different activities in the system. Admin can manage the categories and subcategories, define the menu and user master (i.e. create logins for different users) based on requirements.
1) Play Games and Listen to Music:
People Normally tend to Play games while Thier Internet is down, but if you play games online, then Thats an issue for you. Listening to your Favourite Music is not a bad idea as well. Gaming and music are the best option according to me to cut the internet ...
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How to set up an Ubuntu-based NAS
NAS, or network-attached storage is rapidly becoming the choice of both personal users and businesses when it comes to effective data sharing and data management solution. NAS system is simple to operate, low-cost, offer easy and centralized data backup while providing 24/7 access to important information.
If you build a NAS yourself, at some point you will have to decide which operating system to install to it. We’ve covered a list of the best open-source NAS software and dedicated OS, but what if you want to use an OS you’re already familiar with?
This article is going to show you how you can install and set up a NAS box powered by Ubuntu.
Hardware requirements
Most of the time, a NAS box can be built out of modest hardware components. You can recycle an old PC for the purpose, or buy a ready-made, low-power ARM box like Kobol.
Here’s a minimum hardware reference for a NAS serving 1–4 users if you don’t really know where to start.
- Single-core CPU, >=2.0GHz clock rate
- At least 2GBs of RAM
- At least 8GB flash drive to run the OS or a SSD for better performance.
- Wired, stable connection
- A few high capacity hard drive to store the actual data in RAID mode.
- Small-sized flash drive to create a bootable Ubuntu storage device.
Nextcloud is the perfect solution for a self-hosted Google Drive or Dropbox alternative.
I am not going to tell you why you should use Nextcloud. Instead, I am going to show you how to install Nextcloud server with Docker containers.
The tutorial uses Ngnix reverse proxy set up so that you can deploy your Nextcloud instance with SSL. This way, your Nextcloud deployment URL will be using HTTPS and you’ll be transferring files securely.
Prerequisites
Before moving forward, some things need to be taken care of. Here’s what you need:
- A Linux server either a physical one, a virtual machine or in a cloud server.
- Docker and Docker Compose installed on your Linux server. If you need help follow docker installation guide on Ubuntu and CentOS. Similarly, you can follow the docker-compose installation tutorials on Ubuntu and CentOS.
- Some knowledge of Docker and Docker Compose is good to have.
- A domain name. This deployment, like all the other ones from Linux Handbook, is done under an actual domain name with HTTPS.
- Some experience with shell and Linux commands since there’s a lot of movement in there.
- Access to an SMTP service like Sendgrid. You’ll need it for sending email notifications, password reset etc.
- Time and patience.
Deploying Nextcloud server with Docker in reverse proxy
Let’s see the steps one by one.
Step 1: Set up reverse proxy
With reverse proxy, you can deploy several web services on the same server.
blog.revold.us/how-to-install-nextcloud-with-docker-on-yo...