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Revision as of 01:39, 17 October 2021
Welcome to PhenixOps!
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Introduction
Linux has always been a good friend and it is my workhorse since long time. The open character of Linux has attracted my attention early on in my career and Linux has grown itself along with my experience. My knowledge has built up working with Linux and Unix in a large number of companies. From projects to daily operations, usually in a 24/7 perspective.
Seeing i am a kind of a generalist, my knowledge spans from the physical cable to the frontend. This wiki itself is a showcase of my work, not just the content but also the platform it is running on itself. The green lock in the address bar and the backups late at night. Firewalling and networking to make maximum use of resources to use them online, big or small, even from my backyard.
For questions send me an e-mail on tech@phenixops.net
Fun Projects
Besides my infrastructure i am killing some time with Raspberry Pi and Arduino projects.
I have build a flightradar on a Raspberry Pi. The signal is received by a antenna and a DVB-T stick. The software on the machine creates a website so you can see the actual airplanes moving on a map.
My flightradar page can be found following the link, it is operating from a Raspberry Pi in my backyard and uploads over wifi:
https://radar.phenixops.net:8080/
The results are also uploaded to the FlightAware website and shared on my profile:
https://flightaware.com/adsb/stats/user/PhenixOps
I was very satisfied finishing this project as i had never worked with a Raspberry Pi before. Setting up is easy as it just another flavor of Linux. Now i also have have one as a desktop to test and see if this is an economic solution for people on a small budget.
I have created documentation so you can make this yourself on a rainy day:
Online Security
I like things to run save and secure while remaining available and being monitored. I use Open Source tools to create my platforms and share my experiences here. I keep track of new developments and implement latest standards where possible.
I try to keep the best scores and green lights in browser windows and good security. Where a commercial platform often is limited i have the freedom to everything on my own machines using Open Source tools.
Check my website's status, i am able to show you some results of my work:
https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=phenixops.net
Free Tips and Tricks
Most of the topics are based on Debian Linux and bash scripting and i also share my experience on webhosting. I will share my experience with tools and free platforms to help you building and running a website or webserver.
Free Crytpo
I have found a couple of ways to earn some Free Crypto online, just by registering an account and following some useful introduction training i got some Free Crypto. I have used it to become familiar with exchanges and crypto trading platforms. I also found some platforms where you can earn Free Crypto by filling out surveys or playing games.
Buy me a coffee
If you would like me to build more interesting projects support me here:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PhenixOps