I had this setup but I decided to not use the server so I blew it away. I do however have the config I used. If you upload, I can compare it to mine.

@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:

I just have regular Dreamhost web hosting and install WordPress manually. Then install the two good security addins that help you keep it secure, and make sure auto-updating is turned on.

I haven't tried managed WordPress hosting. I'm not sure what that will get me.

I've used Dreamhost's manged wordpress hosting. It's great. I do not have to do a thing. They handle all the updates and keep me informed when doing so.

@scottalanmiller said in "Home" Lab - Is it Cost-Effective to Run at Home?:

If you can limit your home to just a Raspberry Pi or even an Intel NUC you might be better off keeping it at home. But once you get to anything hard core or extensive, the power savings along generally make it all worth it.

I have 4 pi's. One is setup with the official display running a web server, streaming my dog cams. Another running a portable kodi player with a 1TB hdd. Other two are doing nothing.

@scottalanmiller said in Favorite Home NAS:

@mattbagan said in Favorite Home NAS:

I had a qnap, but it died within a year. I didnt even use it much.

That is their claim to fame. Fast, loaded with features, dies quickly, and basically no support.

They do have a lot of features.

I was wondering this too. I have 7 servers that are sitting doing nothing because I don't want to pay the bill.

I had a qnap, but it died within a year. I didnt even use it much.

Links seem to be broken.
wget http://kimchi-project.github.io/wok/downloads/latest/wok.fedora.noarch.rpm
wget http://kimchi-project.github.io/kimchi/downloads/latest/kimchi.fedora.noarch.rpm

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

I'm having a hard time following this. So we have one(two) KVM host, fedora instance running virt manger, another fedora running vnc server?

Install Cockpit: dnf install cockpit cockpit-machines
Then do a dnf group install "Virtualization".

Set each VM to use SPICE and VNC. You can get VM console access via Cockpit and the VNC display.

cockpit gets installed on the KVM host?

Yes.

Can I create VMs within cockpit? I do not see an option for that.

No, but you can connect to your KVM host via virt-manager from another Linux PC.

Or do a search for my Kimchi guide:

https://mangolassi.it/topic/14675/fedora-26-kvm-html5-remote-access-with-web-console-via-kimchi

Guide is here:
https://www.timothygruber.com/linux/fedora-26-kvm-html5-remote-access-with-web-console-via-kimchi-part-1/

I have tried connecting virt manger to my KVM host but I get all kinds of errors. Not sure if I am doing it right. Do you have a guide for connecting to a remote KVM host with virt manger for a non-root user? I get lots of accessed denied. I did end up finding your guide after searching cockpit on the forum.

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

I'm having a hard time following this. So we have one(two) KVM host, fedora instance running virt manger, another fedora running vnc server?

Install Cockpit: dnf install cockpit cockpit-machines
Then do a dnf group install "Virtualization".

Set each VM to use SPICE and VNC. You can get VM console access via Cockpit and the VNC display.

cockpit gets installed on the KVM host?

Yes.

Can I create VMs within cockpit? I do not see an option for that.

@tim_g said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

@mattbagan said in The Ultimate KVM setup:

I'm having a hard time following this. So we have one(two) KVM host, fedora instance running virt manger, another fedora running vnc server?

Install Cockpit: dnf install cockpit cockpit-machines
Then do a dnf group install "Virtualization".

Set each VM to use SPICE and VNC. You can get VM console access via Cockpit and the VNC display.

cockpit gets installed on the KVM host?