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Managing DNS records for multiple services can become tedious when running a modern infrastructure. Services often come and go, subdomains change, and you spend a lot of time hopping between your reverse proxy (like Traefik) and DNS providers (like Cloudflare) to keep everything in sync. Traeflare is a simple yet
Programming
Modern web applications often rely on cookies to manage sessions, maintain user state, and store important data that needs to persist across multiple requests. In Ruby on Rails applications, cookies are typically encrypted and signed to protect against tampering. This ensures that sensitive information stored in cookies remains secure and
Homelab
Introduction Ever wished you could route all your devices’ traffic through a single, secure VPN—without jumping through too many hoops? Meet Tailscale, a powerful yet user-friendly VPN service that easily links all your devices under one private network. In this guide, we’ll pair Tailscale with Gluetun on a
Homelab
Introduction This article will show you how to monitor a website for changes. This is useful if you want to be notified when a website changes, for example, when a new blog post is published, a black friday sale starts, or an item is back in stock. Prerequisites * [ ] A Telegram
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Introduction This article will show you how to automatically sync Traefik records with Cloudflare DNS using Traeflare. This is useful if you want to use Traefik as a reverse proxy for your services and you want to use Cloudflare as your DNS provider. It's done by using Traeflare,
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