Ahah we have another media.bsd.cafe (and my blog)'s endpoint, in San Jose, CA - USA
Uncategorized
7
Posts
3
Posters
5
Views
-
Ahah we have another media.bsd.cafe (and my blog)'s endpoint, in San Jose, CA - USA
The Racknerd black friday offer (10 dollars per year) was too interesting to skip 😆
-
Ahah we have another media.bsd.cafe (and my blog)'s endpoint, in San Jose, CA - USA
The Racknerd black friday offer (10 dollars per year) was too interesting to skip 😆
@stefano I'm just up the road from SJ if anything is needed 👋
-
@stefano I'm just up the road from SJ if anything is needed 👋
@Irishmasms thank you!!!
-
Ahah we have another media.bsd.cafe (and my blog)'s endpoint, in San Jose, CA - USA
The Racknerd black friday offer (10 dollars per year) was too interesting to skip 😆
@stefano I'm curious, do you have some way to serve content based on location? I mean, have the user connect your server that is closest to them?
-
@stefano I'm curious, do you have some way to serve content based on location? I mean, have the user connect your server that is closest to them?
@noexec yes, I do. I'm using powerdns and it will give you the nearest (active) IP address. It usually works.
I've described the process here: https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/08/26/building-a-self-hosted-cdn-for-bsd-cafe-media/ -
@noexec yes, I do. I'm using powerdns and it will give you the nearest (active) IP address. It usually works.
I've described the process here: https://it-notes.dragas.net/2024/08/26/building-a-self-hosted-cdn-for-bsd-cafe-media/@stefano Awesome, thanks! I did a cursory search on your blog before asking, and apparently didn't find this.
I used to be hostmaster among other things for a small ISP back in the day, responsible for the primary and secondary DNS servers running Bind 8. It had no functionality like this, so I find it fascinating how things have changed and improved and like learning about it.
-
@stefano Awesome, thanks! I did a cursory search on your blog before asking, and apparently didn't find this.
I used to be hostmaster among other things for a small ISP back in the day, responsible for the primary and secondary DNS servers running Bind 8. It had no functionality like this, so I find it fascinating how things have changed and improved and like learning about it.
@noexec I agree. Those features are great to improve the DNS experience. A reverse proxy can be a SPOF but having this kind of fail over at DNS level is great.
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
-
@Otttoz 🤦🏻
-
@NickBohle @obenland @Gargron and/or are
quotes enabled for this post?
-
@NickBohle @obenland @Gargron have you checked if your cron is properly running, so that mastodon receives the approval in time!?
-
Genetic evidence suggests people began transporting pigs much earlier than once thought. New study identifies populations living on Sulawesi — possibly as far back as 50,000 years ago — as some of the earliest movers. Pig populations across the Pacific are the legacy of repeated human migrations. https://www.byteseu.com/1679588/ #Science
-
@NickBohle @obenland @Gargron that must be a recent change of mastodon... seems that links will be handled similar to quotes now!?
have to check that after my holidays.
-
@molly0xfff that's impressive actually! Rest up!
-
This post did not contain any content.
-
Moin @pfefferle und @obenland
I could include a link in a toot to a blogpost of myself, but unfortunately, the preview to the post is still pending on the published toot on Mastodon.
See Screenshots. And please discuss with @Gargron, who is complaining about #WordPres .com right now.
