Tag: ssh

• Managing Your Servers with Ansible

  Do you have a homelab that you manage? Do you have a few servers that you manage remotely? Ansible is the perfect way to remotely manage a whole fleet of servers, (and possibly more) all from a single shell. With the power of Ansible, you can remote into a dozen machines, run the ole ‘sudo…

  Grey l

  February 17, 2023

  Homelab, Learning, linux

  ansible, debian, github, linux, playbook, rhel, server, ssh

• Hosting Your Own Media Server with Plex

  By popular demand, we are going over the oh-so-simple tutorial of how to set up your very own Plex Media Server. First question you might have: “What items will I need?” Well all you will need for this project is an inexpensive, dedicated computer running Linux that can remain on to host your Plex Server…

  Grey l

  November 25, 2022

  Homelab, linux, plex

  canonical, computers, linux, mediaserver, plex, plexmediaserver, server, snap, ssh, tech, ubuntu

• Using the SSH Config

  If you are anything like the average HomeLabber, you likely have one or more Linux Servers that you manage. Managing all of those servers often requires remotely accessing them, and the quickest and easiest way to do that is via SSH. SSH or Secure Shell is a way to remotely control your Linux servers by…

  Grey l

  June 18, 2022

  Learning, linux

  computers, config, linux, openssh, server, shell, ssh, tech, ubuntu