My Raspberry Pi now fixes itself when services die, and I haven’t SSHed in weeks
I recently built a small network setup using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. It handles all the inbound DNS queries with a combination of Unbound and Pi-Hole. There are additional Docker containers for monitoring and a dashboard. I've also deployed Tailscale outside these Docker containers for remote access and use Tailscale Serve whenever necessary. The overall setup works nicely, and I've rarely noticed a major outage. But when that happens, my first idea is to SSH into the Raspberry Pi to check what's wrong.
I recently built a small network setup using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. It handles all the inbound DNS queries with a combination of Unbound and Pi-Hole. There are additional Docker containers for monitoring and a dashboard. I’ve also deployed Tailscale outside these Docker containers for remote access and use Tailscale Serve whenever necessary. The overall setup works nicely, and I’ve rarely noticed a major outage. But when that happens, my first idea is to SSH into the Raspberry Pi to check what’s wrong.
Tracy Moore
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
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