Updated - Added a third solution, on a repository basis.
When using multiple GitLab accounts (e.g. private account and work account) on the same computer, you can’t use the same SSH key for both. This can become problematic when Git has to decide which key to use to communicate with the distant repository.
More …My blog is based on Jekyll, a static website generator. This means that the pages need to be generated before they’re deployed. Until recently, I used to build the content locally using a Jekyll Docker image, commit and push the generated content to my GitHub repo, SSH to my web server, and pull the changes from the repo.
The process was quite annoying, which is why I decided to set up a CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Delivery) pipeline, using GitLabCI.
More …My home server setup is composed of several Raspberry Pi, where I host different web applications (this blog, an RSS reader, some home IOT apps…). I’ve decided to setup a front gateway, that proxies the request to the right server:
Following my previous article, I’ll explain how to send the temperature data captured by a sensor connected to an ESP8266 to an MQTT server via WiFi, so it can be stored in an InfluxDB database, displayed as a graph, used on your home assistant installation,…
More …In this article, I’ll explain how to make a temperature sensor and display, using an ESP8266 board, a DS18B20 temperature sensor and an I2C LCD display.
The WiFi capabilities of the ESP8266 are not required in this project, but I intent to send the temperature values to an MQTT instance in a future version.
