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If you have multiple machines connected through Tailscale, you’ve probably found yourself typing SSH passwords repeatedly when jumping between systems. In this guide, I’ll show you how to set up passwordless SSH authentication across all your Tailscale machines, creating...
The Problem: ISP Restrictions and Port Blocking
Is your laptop struggling to train Machine Learning models? Discover how RunPod can democratize your access to high-performance GPUs.
If you run a self-hosted stack on Coolify (v4), you likely have powerful AI tools like n8n, Flowise, LangFlow, and OpenSearch running side-by-side. But there is a catch: out of the box, Coolify assigns them long, random container names like n8n-cs0gs0kogswgsgwk....
Deploying AI tools like Langflow on self-hosted hardware (like the generous Oracle Cloud ARM Free Tier) gives you total control over your data and costs. While tools like Coolify make deployment easy, Langflow has a few quirks regarding data persistence and admin...
If you are building AI applications, RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipelines, or just need a powerful search engine, you need a Vector Database. While services like Pinecone are great, they get expensive.
Ubuntu offers several ways to install applications. Understanding each method helps you pick the right tool, avoid duplicates, and maintain a clean system. This guide covers six installation methods, includes Windows, iOS App Store, and Android Play Store analogies, plus...
Execute Jupyter notebooks locally in VS Code while leveraging Databricks compute infrastructure. Your code runs on Databricks’ serverless compute, but you edit and manage files locally—giving you the best of both worlds: local development experience with cloud compute power.