Mauro Morales

About this Series # This post is the first in a series where we’ll explore special-purpose operating systems (SPOS) in depth. The goal is to demystify what SPOS really means, look at real-world use cases, compare some of the most prominent options, and help you figure out if - and when - this approach makes sense for your workloads.

As we approach the end of 2024, I find it important to reflect on the milestones achieved this year and how they’ve shaped my journey as a software developer, technologist, and contributor to the Cloud Native ecosystem.

When it comes to keeping your headless server synchronized with your Nextcloud server, setting up a reliable automated process is crucial. This guide will walk you through syncing top-level directories on an Ubuntu server.

When the Raspberry Pi5 is turned on, it will check on which device it is configured to boot. By default, this is the SD card, but you can change it to boot from an NVMe or USB drive while still fallback to SD.

You know that feeling when you are trying not to buy new mechanical keyboards and still one manages to find its way to your desk? Well, that’s precisely how I felt last week when a package from Epomaker arrived!