Let’s say you want to encrypt your previously not encrypted data – in my example a ZFS pool. A good way to do so is to simply use zfs send and zfs receive. These commands can be used to transfer ZFS data streams. The procedure is pretty simple. Create a snapshot, transfer this snapshot using zfs send and receive it using zfs receive.
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Encryption of ZFS volumes using a remote / external key-system written in PHP
I thought a long time about what security benefits I have if I store the encryption key of a volume on the same system (locally). Let me share some of these thoughts with you. Then I’ll show you my approach using a self-written key-system in PHP (using RedBeanPHP and Sqlite) and finally I’ll show you how to use this with ZFS.
Continue reading Encryption of ZFS volumes using a remote / external key-system written in PHPSetting up MinIO in AWS Lightsail
MinIO is a high performance, s3 compatible object storage. I’m using it for some years now. In this article I’ll show you how to setup your own MinIO stack using Amazon Lightsail.
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Short explanation on how to get the nextcloud linux client working in a chromebook. This is because the android desktop client does not offer two-way synchronization as of now.
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