1 Introduction I didn't originally plan to write this article. The reason I suddenly jumped the queue to write it is that I suddenly got a bit tired of "manually changing the blog's background image periodically"~. My blog's background image has always been manually changed by me periodically (the images are stored on Cloudflare R2)...
1 Introduction In daily use, we often come across excellent software managed via configuration files, such as HAProxy, Nginx, Apache, and Keepalived. These software are famous for their high performance and flexibility, but their configuration files usually need to be directly...
Introduction As mentioned at the end of a previous article (see article: Docker Series - Traefik Dynamic File Configuration in Action: Efficient Implementation of Local Network Load Balancing), I used Traefik to implement load balancing (hot... for the main blog site and backup blog site in the home data center intranet.
Preface: Last week, because I went back to my hometown to celebrate the Chinese New Year early and stayed for a few days, I didn't have much time to write articles (actually, there are 2 articles in progress, but both are stuck in the middle and need time for research and experimentation). Therefore, this week's content can be a short but necessary standalone article to highlight a key knowledge point: Clou...
Preface: Originally, this week's article wasn't going to be about this. However, because a friend in the group mentioned using instant.page to optimize WordPress access, I realized I had never heard of this thing (I admit my ignorance, after all, I just started with WordPre...
Preface: Previously, the applications I deployed in my home data center (including the blog), in terms of network architecture, were a simple 4-tier structure: Cloudflare Tunnel ---> SafeLine WAF Community Edition ---> ZEVENET Load Balancer Community Edition ---> ...