It’s been over a month since my last blog – the longest gap since I started blogging 2 years ago. Yes, it’s been 2 years since I started on this journey of talking to myself 🙂 There are just too many things fighting for my time at present, with my new contract, daughter and dog taking up most of it.
I’ve been looking into potential replacements for the current internet/intranet solutions at work, so decided to have a play with MediaWiki as they are using this for a few things, but could be using it more.
When I upgraded my FreeNAS server from 9.10.1-U4 I lost my VirtualBox VMs. I’d managed to recreate the ubuntu and FreeNAS ones using iohyve/bhyve, but hadn’t managed to replace the Windows VM on FreeNAS, until today!
I last blogged about Docker here and have been playing with it ever since. I thought the configuration and how I use docker on FreeNAS might make an interesting update, so here it is!
A few months ago I migrated almost all of my FreeNAS jails from Warden to iocage, but the OpenVPN one proved too much of a challenge. I had another go today and now have a working OpenVPN iocage jail!
I wrote a blog quite similar to this one less than 6 months ago, but given how much has changed I though another FreeNAS blog might be quite interesting (at least for me!) …
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When I upgraded my FreeNAS server from 9.10.1-U4 I lost my VirtualBox VMs. I’d managed to recreate the ubuntu and FreeNAS ones using iohyve/bhyve, but hadn’t managed to replace the Windows VM on FreeNAS, until today!
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