Tag: Tutorial

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Setting up a lightweight bypass gateway based on an HTTP proxy: a practical guide to redsocks2 + iptables
1 Introduction Speaking of the scientific environment in my home, after three major optimizations, the structure is as follows: Currently, this structure is running well. If a device in the intranet needs to have "global" scientific capabilities, you only need to select the device in "Flow Control Diversion" - "Diversion Settings" - "Port Diversion" on iQIYI...
Add social sharing buttons to WordPress using the Sassy Social Share plugin.
1 Introduction Recently, when I was browsing some websites, I saw that others provided buttons for sharing website content to mainstream social software. I thought about it and felt that this was still useful: someone is willing to share your article, but you still need to ask them to manually copy the address link of the article in the browser address bar.
Cloudflare Monitoring and Alerting Combination in Practice: Lightweight O&M Experience Through Health Checks + Event Alerting
1 Introduction Regarding the health check and instant notification of cluster station applications, I have previously written a solution: self-built Uptime with Bark to monitor the service status and push abnormalities to my Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, macOS) (specifically...
Achieving Precise Cache Clearing with Cloudflare: Practical Guide to Cache-Tag and Prefix Methods
1 Introduction Many friends who use Cloudflare CDN often encounter such a problem: after modifying some content of the website, they find that the changes do not take effect immediately after refreshing the webpage. At this time, everyone's first reaction is often to go to the Cloudflare dashboard...
Building an efficient and secure random image API: A practical guide to Cloudflare Worker + R2 + KV
1 Introduction I didn't intend to write this article, but I suddenly jumped in because I suddenly got a little tired of "changing the background image of my blog manually and regularly". The background image of my blog has always been changed manually by me regularly (the image is stored on cloudflare R2)...