Linux BSP Practical Course: Virtual Network Device Bridge

Linux BSP Practical Course: Virtual Network Device Bridge

What is a bridge? Creating a bridge Connecting the bridge and veth devices Assigning an IP to the bridge Adding a physical network card to the bridge Does the bridge need to be configured with an IP? Common scenarios for bridges Virtual Machines Docker What is a bridge? First, a bridge is a virtual network … Read more

Building QEMU and Nezha Development Board System Image with Buildroot

Building QEMU and Nezha Development Board System Image with Buildroot

“ Corrector: TinyCorrect v0.1 – [codeblock pangu]Author: Kepontry [email protected]: 2022/12/28Revisor: Falcon [email protected], Wang Liming [email protected]: RISC-V Linux Kernel AnalysisProposal: Embedded Linux System for RISC-VSponsor: PLCT Lab, ISCAS ” This week continues the series of articles on embedded RISC-V Linux. Remember to bookmark, share, and follow; write articles to receive subsidies: gitee.com/tinylab/riscv-linux The activity uniformly uses … Read more

Reviving Raspberry Pi 3B+ with 1Panel Management Tool

Reviving Raspberry Pi 3B+ with 1Panel Management Tool

Introduction: After 5 years of use, my Raspberry Pi 3B+ finally died a few weeks ago. It started beeping and restarting didn’t help; recently, I re-flashed the TF card with a new system, and to my surprise, it booted up! The power adapter was buzzing loudly, indicating it was faulty, so I replaced it with … Read more

Setting Up a Mini PC as a Server

Setting Up a Mini PC as a Server

Author: wwwzhSource: Xitu Gold Although I have an Apple computer, when installing some software, I often think about having a small server to avoid various settings causing Mac to malfunction. Overall, I looked at some small hosts and also considered Apple’s Mac mini, but found it too expensive, costing over 3000, especially if higher configurations … Read more

Docker Image Optimization: From 1.16 GB to 22.4 MB!

Docker Image Optimization: From 1.16 GB to 22.4 MB!

Follow our WeChat public account for Java insightsDelivered promptly Source: http://blog.csdn.net/update7 Introduction to Docker Docker is a platform for software developers and system administrators to build, run, and share applications using containers. Containers are processes that run in isolated environments, operating on their own filesystem built from Docker images. An image contains everything needed to … Read more

Containerd Basics: A Comprehensive Guide

Containerd Basics: A Comprehensive Guide

This article covers: 1. Installing Containerd 2. Running a busybox image 3. Creating a CNI network 4. Enabling network functionality for containerd containers 5. Sharing directories with the host 6. Sharing namespaces with other containers 7. Using docker/containerd together 1. Installing Containerd Local installation of Containerd: yum install -y yum-utils yum-config-manager –add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker-ce.repo yum install … Read more

Principles to Implementation | K8S Storage with NFS

Principles to Implementation | K8S Storage with NFS

Click on the “K8S Chinese Community” above and select “Top Official Account” Key moments, delivered at the first time! 1 NFS Introduction NFS stands for Network File System, which is a type of file system supported by FreeBSD. NFS is implemented based on RPC (Remote Procedure Call), allowing a system to share directories and files … Read more

Best Practices for Slimming Docker Images in Kubernetes

Best Practices for Slimming Docker Images in Kubernetes

In production environments, it is often necessary to slim down container images, which means making the images built from the Dockerfile small enough. This article introduces how to elegantly reduce the size of Docker images. Benefits of Slimming Images Reduces build time. Reduces disk usage. Reduces download time, speeding up container startup, which is particularly … Read more

Raspberry Pi Keyboard Computer Pi 500: Fast But Lacks M.2 Interface

Raspberry Pi Keyboard Computer Pi 500: Fast But Lacks M.2 Interface

The above image shows the reserved M2 interface pads. The soldered interface cannot work due to a lack of power supply. Let’s take a look at other parts of the Pi 500 PCB; the layout in the middle section is almost identical to that of the Pi 5, possibly saving on design costs. For keyboard … Read more