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OpenObserve vs ELK/Kibana: benefícios e limites

OpenObserve vs ELK/Kibana: benefits and limits

October 7, 2026 by nilton

Compare OpenObserve and Elastic: storage, costs, SQL, dashboards, security, licenses, and a proof-of-concept and migration roadmap.

Categories DevOps, Infrastructure, Servers Tags DevOps, elasticsearch, kibana, logs, observability, openobserve
RustFS no Linux: instalação por binário e Docker

RustFS on Linux: install via binary and Docker

October 7, 2026 by nilton

Install RustFS on Linux with binary and systemd or Docker Compose: S3 API, persistence, TLS, IAM, upload and download tests, backup and operation.

Categories DevOps, Linux, Servers Tags storage, backup, DevOps, Docker, rust, rustfs, s3
Gitea 28: novidades e cuidados no upgrade

Gitea 28: news and upgrade precautions

October 5, 2026 by nilton

Audit, bots, deploy tokens, and Actions in Gitea 28: what changed and the precautions with retention, egress, and WebSocket before upgrading.

Categories DevOps, Linux, News, Servers Tags CI/CD, git, gitea, nginx, security, self-hosted
FrankenPHP: PHP com Caddy embutido e worker mode no Linux

FrankenPHP: PHP with embedded Caddy and worker mode on Linux

October 5, 2026 by nilton

FrankenPHP combines Caddy and PHP into a single binary: automatic HTTPS, HTTP/3 and worker mode. Installation on Debian and Ubuntu, classic mode, tested worker mode, Docker and precautions before migrating.

Categories Debian, Develop, Linux, Open source, Servers, Ubuntu Tags caddy, frankenphp, how-to, https, laravel, PHP, symfony
Caddy no Linux: servidor web com HTTPS automático

Caddy on Linux: web server with automatic HTTPS

October 5, 2026 by nilton

Install Caddy on Ubuntu and Debian via the official repository and put sites and applications behind automatic HTTPS, with reverse proxy, load balancing, PHP, Docker, and plugins.

Categories Debian, Linux, Open source, Servers, Ubuntu Tags caddy, how-to, https, nginx, reverse-proxy, self-hosted, tls
WordPress: CVEs da semana e como se proteger

WordPress: this week's CVEs and how to stay safe

October 5, 2026 by nilton

CVEs disclosed from 28/09 to 04/10/2026: affected plugins, fixed versions, mitigation, walkthrough using WP-CLI and security best practices.

Categories DevOps, News, Servers Tags backup, cve, plugins, security, wordpress, wp-cli
rclone: migração do S3 para GCS ou OCI — parte 2

rclone: migrating from S3 to GCS or OCI — part 2

September 29, 2026 by nilton

Migrate buckets from Amazon S3 to Google Cloud Storage or OCI with rclone: inventory, initial copy, deltas, freeze, verification, and rollback.

Categories Cloud, DevOps, Linux, Servers Tags aws, cloud, gcs, migration, oci, rclone, s3
rclone no Linux: sync, backup criptografado, mount e serve em qualquer nuvem

rclone on Linux: sync, encrypted backup, mount, and serve on any cloud

September 29, 2026 by nilton

Complete rclone guide 1.75: installation, S3 and Google Drive remotes, copy vs sync vs bisync, filters, encryption with crypt, encrypted rclone.conf, scheduled backup with systemd timer, FUSE mount, serve, and the new web GUI.

Categories Cloud, DevOps, Linux, Servers Tags backup, cloud, encryption, fuse, go, google drive, minio, rclone, s3, systemd
Databasus: backup de PostgreSQL, MySQL e MariaDB com restore testado

Databasus: backup of PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB with tested restore

September 24, 2026September 24, 2026 by nilton

Databasus schedules, compresses, encrypts, and ships PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB backups, and on PostgreSQL it also restores each backup inside a disposable container to prove it works. Install, Dockerfile build, MySQL/MariaDB lab-tested, and verification agent.

Categories DevOps, Servers Tags backup, databasus, Docker, mariadb, mysql, postgresql, self-hosted
Usuários no Linux com Ansible: chaves SSH, sudo e histórico no Git

Linux users with Ansible: SSH keys, sudo and history in Git

September 23, 2026 by nilton

Create, lock and remove Linux users with Ansible: passwordless SSH key, sudo via group or sudoers.d, and every change as a Git commit for auditing. Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 13.

Categories Debian, DevOps, Linux, Servers, Ubuntu Tags Ansible, automation, git, security, ssh, sudo, users
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