So I made a collection of scripts to make it much easier to setup a fairly competent minecraft server using the spigot build (better than what linode does automatically). It’s using ansible for the automation and a little python script to send rcon commands to the minecraft process rather than using screen or some other nonsense. It can do backups and restorations too. Basically it removes 99% of the effort in getting a server up and keeping it running.
The script is targeted towards entry level linux users/admins and a fairly standard minecraft installation with only one world.
Going to write a project of mine (that was in gestation) in Rust to learn the language and work on something lower level than my typical web app stuff for a change.
Devember Challenge is to finally get a domain and proxy my services the right way. I should be able to host my blog on my home server and migrate it way from github pages.
I’m a new forum user, and long time Level1 lurker. In my day job I support development teams. Background in systems engineering. Outside of that I’m I guess I’m a developer hobbyist.
Greetings,
I have decided to make a full stack diary app.
I do software development for a job, but we are mostly big data/ai focused. I used to do web development for fun at University, so I though I would revive that for Devember.
The purpose of my devember project is to create a mqtt application to expose controls of Windows computers from a local non-cloud smarthome environment (cloud is equally possible with this app though). This will allow me to learn c#/windows forms (new language/environment for me). I’ve thus far developed a fully functional app that has been running stable for a few weeks now.
Hey, I’m working on something specific to a niche. A while ago you probably heard buzzwords like Big Data and Hadoop most of that field now is called Data Engineering and lives mostly on relational databases.
Objective:
I’m working on an IDE plugin for one of the first SQL frameworks for data engineering/science if you can call it that.
I work with this stuff as part of my day job and this is more to check out something fun like Rust and develop better dev skills. I hope you guys can help me by checking out my work and giving me some much needed feedback.
I’ve been a Linode customer for many years (2014 was when I migrated clients) and always had great service. While I can’t claim credits for #devember2020 I have been learning to make Wireguard VPNs and sharing them with family and friends. I’ve got it down to a 5 minute deployment but plan to totally automate this by the end of the month.
With a remote Xmas looking likely the least I can do is secure communications a bit better and avoid ISP internet slowdowns. For interesting projects check out algo vpn.