Learn how to install PeaNUT, a modern web interface to monitor your UPS managed by Network UPS Tools (NUT).
Web Interface for NUT with PeaNUT
PeaNUT is a modern and elegant web interface that lets us visually monitor UPSs managed by Network UPS Tools (NUT). With PeaNUT, we can check the status of our UPS devices intuitively from any browser.
In this post, I’ll show you how to install and configure PeaNUT using Docker and Docker Compose.
UPS Monitoring with Network UPS Tools (NUT)
Network UPS Tools (NUT) is an open-source toolkit that lets us monitor and manage UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) devices. With NUT, we can automate safe shutdowns of our systems in case of power failure, protecting our data and hardware.
In this post, I’ll show you how to install and configure NUT on your server, set up clients to receive UPS status notifications, and implement Telegram notifications.
Your own private cloud with Nextcloud AIO and Docker
Nextcloud is an open-source application that allows us to store and synchronize files and data across devices.
It is an alternative to services like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive, but with the advantage that we control our data and do not depend on third parties.
In this post, I will explain how to set up your own private cloud with Nextcloud AIO and Docker, using NGINX as a reverse proxy.
Docker and Docker Compose installation + Rootless Mode
Almost a year ago I published a post in which, I wrote about the installation of Docker and Docker Compose using the versions available in the Debian’s repositories.
This time, I will describe the proper way to install Docker and Docker Compose in Debian according to its official documentation.
In addition, I will cover the configuration of the rootless mode so that containers can be run without root privileges.
Those of you who do not have Debian, should check the Docker Engine’s official documentation and follow the instructions for other systems.
How to install Docker and Docker Compose
This post covers the installation and configuration of Docker and Docker Compose so that we can carry out our tests and projects comfortably using containers.
The general steps are compatible almost in their entirety with any Linux distribution, but here I will focus on the instructions for Debian, also applicable to its derivatives such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.
If you use another distribution, you will have to modify the apt commands to fit your package manager.
Learn how to configure Network UPS Tools (NUT) to monitor your UPS and ensure safe shutdowns in case of power failure.
Learn how to set up your own private cloud with Nextcloud AIO and Docker.
How to install Docker, Docker Compose and enable rootless mode.
How to install Docker and Docker Compose to be able to work with containers.
How to set up Bash to speed up our workflow and make it more comfortable.
How to receive notifications via Telegram when our server has pending updates.
Documentation of ASIR's 2nd year final project by Juan Jesús Alejo Sillero.