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Pialert Docker Setup – Detecting Rogue Devices connected to the network

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VMware recently released VMware Workstation 17 Pro with many great new features, including new guest operating system support, fast encryption, TPM 2.0, OpenGL 4.3 and WDDM 1.2 support among others. We take a quick look at the new features and how these will be great upgrades for home lab environments.

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Introduction to VMware Workstation Pro and desktop virtualization - 0:00
Introducing the new features of VMware Workstation 17 Pro - 0:57
New guest operating system support such as Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022 - 1:20
Looking at creating a new Windows 11 support - 2:00
Looking at the new encryption information screen with VMware Workstation 17 Pro - 2:43
Choosing the encryption type for guest operating systems - 3:17
Fast encryption option and files it encrypts - 3:30
Looking at full encryption vs fast encryption - 4:00
Benefits of fast encryption - 4:15
Remembering the password for encrypted virtual machines - 4:40
Looking at the auto start feature - 5:24
Looking at the interface of the new auto start feature - 5:43
Looking at changing the start order of the virtual machines in auto start - 6:15
Looking at using the new auto start feature in the home lab - 6:36
Looking at TPM 2.0 support - 7:10
VMware Workstation 17 Pro automatically adds TPM 2.0 - 7:34
Support for OpenGL 4.3 and WDDM 1.2 - 8:16
Wrapping up talking about desktop virtualization and VMware Workstation 17 Pro features - 8:30

Written blog post covering VMware Workstation 17 Pro:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/vmware-workstation-17-pro-new-features-and-download-link/

A look at my home lab environment:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/home-lab/

VMware Workstation 17 Pro New Features for home lab!

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Spinning up a Kubernetes HA configuration is made easy with two open source utilities, K3sup and Kube-VIP. Using both of these utilities, we can easily stand up multiple control nodes using a virtual IP address and use the VIP to join the additional nodes to our Kubernetes cluster. For the K3s control nodes, I have spun up (3) Ubuntu Server virtual machines running in VMware vSphere.

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Introduction - 0:00
Introduction to K3sup - 0:42
Introduction to Kube-VIP - 1:22
Overview of the installation process for K3sup - 1:57
Getting started curling the K3sup executable and installing - 2:20
Generating your public key pair - 2:47
Discussing the ssh-keygen command - 3:09
Copying the public key to your K3s nodes - 3:22
Running t he ssh-copy-id command - 3:40
Reviewing steps so far - 4:02
Creating the Kubernetes cluster using K3sup - 4:29
Running the K3sup command to create the first node in the cluster - 5:57
Looking at kubectl get nodes command - 6:17
Getting started with Kube-VIP - 6:40
Discussing the RBAC manifest - 7:02
Running the RBAC manifest - 7:36
Pulling the latest Kube-VIP image - 7:47
Creating an alias for the kube-vip command - 8:06
Creating the daemonset for Kube-vip - 8:36
Starting to ping the virtual IP address for Kube-VIP - 9:20
Looking at the daemonsets using kubectl - 9:30
Discussing joining the remaining nodes - 10:09
Running the k3sup join command - 10:30
Discussing the parameters of the k3sup join command - 10:43
Running the k3sup join command - 11:11
Joining the final node - 11:35
Editing our kubeconfig file to point to the virtual IP address - 11:55
Discussing the test of HA for Kubernetes - 12:39
Pinging the virtual IP and disconnecting the network adapter from the control plane node that owns VIP - 13:10
Pings start returning once again - 13:38
Concluding thoughts on Kubernetes HA - 13:49

Read my blog post covering the details of Kube-VIP here:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/kube-vip-configuration-for-k3s-control-plane-ha/

Read about automated K3s clusters using K3sup here:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/k3sup-automated-k3s-kubernetes-cluster-install/

Traefik ingress example with K3s:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/05/traefik-ingress-example-yaml-and-setup-in-k3s/

Easy K3s Kubernetes tools WITH K3sup and Kube-VIP

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One of my year-end projects for the home lab server rack has been cleaning up some cabling, introducing a patch panel, and rerouting some cabling. This video shows the time lapsed footage of this process and the end results of the project for now. I hope you guys enjoy!

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Introduction to new cable management project for the home lab - 0:00
No patch panel or other cable management - 0:28
Phased approach to cleaning up the server rack - 0:30
Repositioning network equipment - 0:58
Introducing the time lapse video 1, repositioning network equipment - 1:47
Removing another Panduit unit and dropping down some of the network equipment - 2:40
Lowering the 10 gig switch and moving other equipment up - 3:25
Going over next steps in phase two of cleaning up the server rack - 3:57
Looking at the new patch panel with built-in keystones - 4:45
No punchdowns requireed - 5:25
10 gig rating on the patch panel - 5:30
Looking at the Panduit cable management for Twinax - 6:30
Discussing the plan for Twinax cable management - 7:40
Talking about the plan with the patch panel - 8:00
Looking at tension bar on the back of the patch panel - 8:12
Installing the new patch panel in the server rack - 9:12
Installing in the slim run patch cables - 9:27
Working on the side of the rack bundling up the cable on the side - 10:00
Looking at the end result - 10:35
Concluding thoughts on the cable management project for the home lab server rack - 11:59

Take a look at my list of home lab gear:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/home-lab/

Supermicro VMware home gear:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2020/06/supermicro-vmware-home-lab/

New Home Server Rack Cable Management - New Patch panel and cabling!

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ESXi contains powerful built-in commandline commands allowing admins to perform troubleshooting, configuration, management, and other tasks without the GUI. We look at the top 10 ESXi CLI commands you need to know and how they are used.

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Introduction - 0:00
Video Sponsor - BDRSuite by Vembu - 0:49
Overview of the esxcli command and subcommands - 1:38
Looking at all the esxcli options - 1:52
Discover IP addresses - esxcli network ip interface ipv4 get - 2:10
More network details using - esxcli network ip interface list - 3:10
Netstat for ESXI! - esxcli network ip connection list - 4:23
Special ping for ESXi - vmkping command - 5:05
Running the vmkping command - 5:37
Verifying jumbo frame connectivity with vmkping - 6:21
Introduction to esxtop - 6:53
Highlighting one use case for esxtop - 7:20
Launching esxtop - 7:56
Esxtop network view and viewing which vmnic a VM is communicating on - 8:05
Restarting management services - 8:51
Services.sh restart command - 9:15
Discussing the behavior when restarting management services - 9:35
Launching the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) from the command line - 10:13
Setting maintenance mode from the commandline - esxcli system maintenanceMode set --enable true - 11:01
Verifying maintenance mode from the commandline - 11:31
Updating your ESXi server from the commandline - 11:45
Unmapping thin provisioned blocks from the commandline - esxcli storage vmfs unmap -u - 12:32
Wrapping up the top ESXi CLI commands - 13:40

Upgrade to ESXi 8 in three ways:
https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/10/esxi-8-0-upgrade-in-three-ways/

Change ESXi hostname from command line:
https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/08/esxi-change-hostname-with-gui-and-command-line/

Top 10 VMware vSphere CLI commands you need to know!

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If you are looking for the ultimate Kubernetes GUI tool to work with Kubernetes, Openlens may be the solution you are looking for. It provides a beautiful GUI for interacting with multiple Kubernetes clusters and allows easily working with your cluster configurations, management, monitoring, etc.

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Introduction to GUI Kubernetes tools - 0:00
Introduction to Lens where it came from - 0:46
Commercial release of Lens - 1:10
A free and open source version of Lens - 1:35
Talking about the origins of Lens - Openlens - 1:52
There are no official binaries made available - 2:15
Availability by community member to download binaries for Openlens - 2:38
Looking at the available binaries - 3:05
Looking at installing Openlens - 3:54
Launching Openlens and viewing the opening dashboard - 4:12
Automatic browsing for Kube config files - 4:37
Looking at the first dashboard and metrics from a cluster - 5:00
It displays errors and issues in the home dashboard - 5:20
How to turn on the metrics integration for Openlens - 5:30
Looking at our Kubernetes nodes in Openlens - 6:11
Looking at actions we can take on the nodes - 6:20
Looking at workloads and information - 6:40
Pod information and searching for specific pods - 6:58
Navigating from side or top menu - 7:18
Quickly retrieve network information for your Kubernetes cluster and pods - 7:25
Namespaces, types, network IP information, loadbalancer config, Cluster IPs, ports, etc - 7:40
Storage information for persistent volume claims, persistent volumes, storage classes - 8:14
Helm menu in the Openlens interface - 8:28
Access controls, roles, custom resources - 8:45
Looking at the Openlens Hotbar - 8:55
Flipping back and forth between clusters - 9:28
Run command prompts connected to multiple Kubernetes clusters - 9:38
Final thoughts and thinking about the features of Openlens - 10:26

My write up on Openlens IDE and how you can download it:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/openlens-kubernetes-ide-opensource-lens-desktop/

Take a look at the Lens IDE where you can download the Personal license for free:

https://k8slens.dev/

Ultimate Kubernetes Dashboard tool for beginners! Openlens GUI

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Many want to start getting into running Docker containers in their home lab environments. However, some struggle to understand what use cases, services, and solutions are good to run as containers. We take a look at the Best Docker Containers for Home Server environments, looking at my top 5 Docker containers I run in the home lab. Hopefully, this list will help inspire you guys to share what containers you are running and maybe try out some of the containerized services I am using.

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Introduction to the Best Docker Containers to run on a home server - 0:00
Number 1 - Introduction to Rancher and using it to manage Kubernetes - 0:33
Looking at cluster management in Rancher - 1:12
Node templates with Rancher - 1:44
Looking at the Apps catalog and helm charts - 1:57
Why Rancher is my top pick - 2:24
Number 2 - Introduction to Portainer - 2:42
Talking about Portainer and its graphical interface - 3:05
Talking about the Portainer dashboard - 3:19
Looking around the containers dashboard and capabilities - 3:41
Integration with Docker Compose - 4:10
Built-in registry for apps contained in Portainer - 4:43
Number 3 - Introduction to Gitlab - 5:17
Talking about DevOps and Platform engineering - 5:47
Use cases for Gitlab - Terraform, Ansible, CI/CD pipelines - 6:02
Checking in code in the home lab and triggering processes - 6:20
Looking at the Docker container for Gitlab - 6:36
Creating new Gitlab projects - 6:46
Talking about CI/CD pipelines with Packer to automate build processes - 7:20
Number 4 - Introduction to Hashicorp Vault - 8:23
Thinking about how you deal with passwords and secrets in Infrastructure as Code - 8:44
What Hashicorp Vault does - 9:02
How I use Hashicorp Vault - 9:20
Talking about installing Hashicorp Vault from the Rancher helm chart - 9:40
Looking at the Vault pods in Kubernetes - 10:05
Logging into Vault - 10:22
Different types of secrets engines and what you can do with them - 10:30
Creating new entries in Vault - 11:14
Number 5 - Introduction to Dashy - 11:55
The use case for a home lab dashboard - 12:11
How I use Dashy for my home lab dashboard - 12:25
Looking at my home lab dashboard - 12:36
Creating new sections and entries to your Dashy dashboard - 13:25
Wrapping up my thoughts on the top 5 Docker Containers for Home Server and home lab - 13:38

How to install Portainer on Ubuntu 22.04 and upgrade existing installations:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/04/how-to-install-portainer-on-ubuntu-22-04-and-upgrade-existing-installations/

My detailed blog post on how to install Hashicorp Vault in Kubernetes:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/install-hashicorp-vault-in-kubernetes/

How to create Kubernetes clusters with Rancher and VMware vSphere:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/01/create-kubernetes-cluster-with-rancher-and-vmware-vsphere/

Home lab dashboard with Dashy:

https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/09/home-lab-dashboard-with-dashy/

Best Docker Containers for Home Server!

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