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+pubDatetime: 2024-04-23
+title: This Week's Update
+description: Brief note.
+featured: true
+tags:
+  - updates
+  - meta
+---
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+Things I have been up to while off LinkedIn:
+
+- Working on my [home lab](http://homelab.tifflabs.org) by setting up k3s for High Availabilty servers for critical services in the lab
+- Learning more about VMs, [Nginx](https://notes.0x8c.org/home-lab/nginx-configs/), and Reverse Proxies
+- Learning about [Certbot](https://certbot.eff.org/)
+- Failing to set up [TWO "beginner-friendly"](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy) [reverse proxy managers](https://nginxproxymanager.com/) and realizing that [learning how to use the CLI more](https://lemmy.brendan.ie/comment/223126) is the best course of action
+- Learning how to [reconfigure Proxmox IP addresses](https://gist.github.com/twhite96/2ed4c6f3d50ed0009947c69e7bded6ca), failing to keep the cluster, and wiping three nodes clean
+- Deciding that I'd keep one node out of the cluster for having one less entrypoint to my network[^1]
+- Setting up InfluxDB for use of monitoring my Proxmox cluster and separate node in Grafana
+- Learning Linux commands such as `fstab`, `lsblk`, and that you can pretty much do everything you need system wide (rebooting, etc), by prefixing `systemctl` to those commands
+- Creating my own Docker image and container to fix a bug in a repo I want to use but want it to install dependencies and "just work", as they say
+- Installing a self-hosted Git client/website
+- Learning that `ini` files are basically the same as `toml` files
+- Researching how to use WebSockets in Python or Go to understand how someone could use that to exploit a website/machine by keeping the socket alive and using the website/machine as a C2 server
+- Working on creating my own C2 server
+
+I've been at it nonstop these past two weeks, but I am having serious fun.
+
+[^1]: I have too many VMs and LXCs now or I'd change the IP to help with this as well.