Prakhar Shukla

I'd read many blogs on how to connect a GKE cluster with Wireguard VPN (bidirectional connectivity) over a private network. And it turned out to be a fairly niche usecase, such that the documentation to follow the steps were not very clear, and hence this is my attempt to make

As discussed in the previous post, I use a Proxmox setup, where I rely heavily on LXC containers with nested Docker containers as workloads. And recently, Docker released a new update where AppArmor is enabled by default for docker, docker compose etc. which was crashing unless using privileged containers. After

My setup relies heavily on Docker containers running inside LXC containers, which run on Proxmox. While this setup is for mostly personal use, it gives me good utilisation for my low cost infrastructure. However, recently Docker-CE pushed an update that broke nested containers for me. In fact google-ing around quickly

I'm sure you're used to doing multiline refactors in GUI or even CLI based editors quite easily. And I used to think that it would be indeed that simple to do the same in a Dockerfile using the basic utilities present in NIX. However after my trusty sed failed, I

I recently got 3 TX2(s) donated to me by my friend Sri Krishna Acharya. I did flash it using a comprehensive tutorial provided by him plus slight modifications using an old Macbook Pro running Ubuntu 18.04 (so many NVIDIA quirks here, that this deserves it own blog post)