The Current Architecture Of The Engineering Blog

An Overview Of The Architecture Of My Engineering Blog

In this post I will introduce the architecture of the Engineering blog. As most of you will notice, the blog is powered by WordPress. It’s an on-premise solution that is currently served from two Raspberry Pi 4B computers. The system is exposed to the public internet through a tunnel to a lightweight VPS hosted in […]

Wireguard: A simple, powerful VPN for my Raspberry Pis

This post talks about Virtual Private Networks. It is a common feature of cloud networking. I currently use Wireguard. It serves to connect all my Raspberry Pi machines together and with my public entry point in the cloud. In addition, I have machines scattered across multiple locations. This way I can connect securely to those […]

The Bourne-Again Shell

I made a simple, cheap NVR with BASH and FFMPEG

Introduction I started studying IP cameras and surveillance as a survival skill a few years ago. My family has some nice homes that we want to protect. The houses are far apart from each other. I also wanted to see the different environments and climates so that I could get that feeling of being there. […]

Path Variable Engineering Blog Open Source Projects

Go-posix-time and onvif-cam-poll

Here is a short text about how I got started with using Go and ONVIF for my camera projects. I started working with the Go programming language about a year and a half ago. I was intrigued by how easy it was to create a simple script or small application and deploy it. The style […]