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Calico Network Policies: Beginners guide
20:51
14 дней назад
Site-to-Site VPN with Cloudflare WARP
27:44
3 месяца назад
NFtables Limits & Meters Explained
15:10
3 месяца назад
Zerotier Explained: The Future of VPNs?
16:34
5 месяцев назад
Mastering Load Balancing with NFTables
14:17
7 месяцев назад
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@familytamelo8140
@familytamelo8140 31 минуту назад
Thanks!
@familytamelo8140
@familytamelo8140 37 минут назад
Like, subscribe!
@marcelsegundo8875
@marcelsegundo8875 7 часов назад
Do you think that it works for connect GCP and AWS, like a "tunel"? I want to connect ArgoCD that is in a cluster in a AWS environment to a GCP cluster
@flyLeonardofly
@flyLeonardofly День назад
Can you recommended learning resources (books, courses). When I watch your videos I feel like I need to brush up some networking basics. However most of the networking material is academic and theoretical in a bad way...
@aftamohd
@aftamohd День назад
how do u install this ? i dont see it on ARch repo
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 16 часов назад
It’s in the AUR repo. You can do `yay -S globalping-cli` or whatever package manager you use.
@meteailesi
@meteailesi День назад
That was very usefull , Thanks ! Looking forward too see rest of series :)
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Thanks! More to come!
@stanlo45
@stanlo45 День назад
Thanks for this. Could you explain the CDIR on the endpoints. 172.16.0.2/32. Why 32 and not 24? Thanks in advance
@manjilunnobi
@manjilunnobi День назад
nftable meta all rule for videos need ,,,, user cloud vps
@blue-yu
@blue-yu День назад
Great video!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Thanks for the visit!
@julianv441
@julianv441 День назад
Just found your channel and wow! Talk about quality videos. Subscribed and Thank you!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Awesome, thank you! Welcome aboard!
@AamirIsmail
@AamirIsmail День назад
amazing video .. keep up the good work
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Thank you! Will do!
@gmas
@gmas 2 дня назад
super helpful!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Glad you think so! Stay tuned for more interesting videos!
@joepremkes
@joepremkes 2 дня назад
Thanks you. It a nice overview and demonstration. Looking forward for the rest of the series.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 часов назад
Thanks for watching!
@bezhigov
@bezhigov 2 дня назад
Спасибо за хорошее преподавание, сенсей! Смотрю с помощью переводчика и обходов блокировок из России :) Возможно я прошу много, но если бы ещё была инфографика, а ещё сопоставление настроек NFTables и RouterOS, то было бы легче усвоить материал. Желаю успехов Вашему каналу!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks День назад
Thanks! I'm planning to do RouterOS series in the near future.
@MohammadMajdalawi-r1c
@MohammadMajdalawi-r1c 5 дней назад
Thank you for the detailed video, How can I implement a high availability (HA) setup for a Site-to-Site Warp connector?
@БоДеревяшка
@БоДеревяшка 6 дней назад
2:54 Could you please explain why first 9 pings were not affected by the drop rule?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 6 дней назад
I forgot to mention that default burst is 5 packets. If you want the limit rule to apply immediately you should set burst to 1 like this ip protocol icmp icmp type echo-request limit rate 1/second burst 1 packets accept Cheers!
@БоДеревяшка
@БоДеревяшка 5 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks yeah, now it works fine. Thank you!
@kd4ytb
@kd4ytb 7 дней назад
I came from the MetalLB video and started watching all your videos because you're doing great. Even areas that I know well are interesting. BTW, what terminal font are you using?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 7 дней назад
I appreciate that! Welcome on board. In the old videos I was using AnonymicePro Nerd Font. In the newer videos I've switched to JetBrainsMono Nerd Font. Sometimes I also use Terminus. Cheers!
@kd4ytb
@kd4ytb 7 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks thanks!
@mzimmerman1988
@mzimmerman1988 7 дней назад
This is very well made. Thanks for sharing.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 7 дней назад
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
@DanelSwitalski
@DanelSwitalski 7 дней назад
hello, have you done iperf3 tests? I made a zerotier controller on mikrotik 5009, the ends are mikrotik 3011 - symmetrical links 1Gb/s and I have a transfer of 40-50 mbps how does it look for you? regards Daniel
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 7 дней назад
Hi, Are you running ZT on those 3011? If yes then unfortunately 3011 cpu is not that great. For site to site I would look at Wireguard or IPSEC (unless you need a mesh VPN like ZT). On MTs I'm using ZT only for management. I can run a ZT benchmark on my 5009 but from the top of my head it was way behind Wireguard or IPSEC.
@DanelSwitalski
@DanelSwitalski 6 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks Hi, that's right, 3011 is a bit weak and it would be used as a client's end; I'll replace 3011 with 4011 and then with 5009 - I'll compare; then it's time for CCR regards Daniel
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 6 дней назад
@@DanelSwitalski If you have public IPs then I would definitely recommend going Wireguard or IPSEC route as you'll get much better performance than ZeroTier. BTW if you go CCR then it needs to be ARM based CCR (and not TILE - the 1xxx series).
@DanelSwitalski
@DanelSwitalski 6 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks Hi, I have public IP addresses - I work for an ISP; My tests are aimed at implementing zerotier as a service for us as an operator, without the participation of the zerotier portal - they charge for a larger number of connections; Yes, I know that ARM and ARM64 I would like to replace L2 data transmission with zerotier L3 at least 50% efficiency Best regards Daniel
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 6 дней назад
@@DanelSwitalski Ahh got it now. You'll setup controller and moon server on the MT. Sounds like fun project! Let me know how it goes.
@CelalDemir-g1s
@CelalDemir-g1s 8 дней назад
This is awesome content thank you so much.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 8 дней назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@prateeksarangi9187
@prateeksarangi9187 9 дней назад
Amazing explanation ..! thanks ..! keep making such informative video
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 8 дней назад
Thank you! I'll try :)
@AdrianuX1985
@AdrianuX1985 10 дней назад
++
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 10 дней назад
Thanks!
@truko22
@truko22 10 дней назад
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 8 дней назад
Thank you!
@LinuxUndercover
@LinuxUndercover 11 дней назад
Replace - PASSWORD= to PASSWORD_HASH=, PASSWORD= work no more!
@ncore231
@ncore231 12 дней назад
another subscriber
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 8 дней назад
Welcome one board!
@ncore231
@ncore231 12 дней назад
So the client is dont need to install the vpn? Instead the vpn supply is a source of eth1? So that the client running static ip and the gateway are 10.10.0.1?
@ncore231
@ncore231 12 дней назад
Correct if I'm wrong 😅
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 12 дней назад
No, clients in 10.10.0.x network don't have to install anything. Only set the default gateway to the router that is 10.10.0.1.
@ncore231
@ncore231 11 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks Thank you it's work i do on 4 virtual machine 2 is my router 1 and router 2 and the other 2 is my client connected to host internal network im happy
@ncore231
@ncore231 12 дней назад
Eth1 is a static ip? Without gateway just only 10.10.0.1?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 12 дней назад
ROUTER1 has two interfaces. ETH0 with 192.168.10.1. This interface points towards the Internet. The default Gateway is 192.168.10.200. ROUTER1 has also ETH1 with a static IP 10.10.0.1 towards the private network. All nodes in the private network has default gateway set to the ROUTER that is 10.10.0.1. Cloudflare WARP software is installed only on the ROUTER1. Clients in the 10.10.0.x network don't have CloudFlare installed.
@maratsagiyev2620
@maratsagiyev2620 13 дней назад
Super💪
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 дней назад
Thank you! Please stay tuned for more interesting videos!
@maratsagiyev2620
@maratsagiyev2620 13 дней назад
Excellent 👍
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 дней назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@francishubertovasquez2139
@francishubertovasquez2139 14 дней назад
Ah revenge you said. The DC and Marvel will now have a clash. Telescoping each other powerful beings and supermutants world against each other. Let it be
@francishubertovasquez2139
@francishubertovasquez2139 14 дней назад
Are you the cohort of Ronan the Accuser? Last warning.
@LeNachos
@LeNachos 14 дней назад
Thanks for the video !!! Keep it up, you are doing great !!!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 дней назад
Thanks for watching! Next video should be interesting. I'll be showing what a Global Traffic Manager (GTM) can do so please stay tuned.
@LampJustin
@LampJustin 14 дней назад
Ever heard of OVN? It's such a nice addition to Ovs and enables it to be a fully fledged SDN. It works really well. The only thing I miss is a BGP integration. It would be so nice to advertise IP addresses of an external network so that you don't have to rely on L2 at all. There's an OVN-BGP-Agent which works well, but it is so damn slow on failovers or reconciliation, that it is completely impractical to use.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 8 дней назад
Wow! Reading through the docs. Looks nice. I'll definitely play with it.
@maliknaeem1825
@maliknaeem1825 14 дней назад
Great explanation. Keep up the good work.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 дней назад
Thanks, will do! I plan to release more interesting K8s videos so please stay tuned.
@drumarr221
@drumarr221 17 дней назад
Thank-you so much for this very helpful video. You are the first person who showed the actual commands to get ZeroTier to work and connect. Before your video, I was getting all kinds of errors. I am hoping to be able to use this to host a MineCraft server as my ISP does not allow port forwarding. Any tips?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 16 дней назад
Hi! Just make sure that all clients have ZeroTier or Tailscale installed. Once you deploy the server it should work. Let me know if any issues.
@guylevi2097
@guylevi2097 17 дней назад
Excellent explanatory video, thank you very much. 💪😎 I have to mention that in the technological sphere you are my favorite youtuber. 🦾🤓
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 13 дней назад
Wow, thanks! Lots of interesting videos coming!
@AdrianuX1985
@AdrianuX1985 18 дней назад
++
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 16 дней назад
Thanks!
@borkesahin8729
@borkesahin8729 19 дней назад
is it possible to install on Windows Terminal Powershell?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 17 дней назад
Hi! Unfortunately TMUX is dedicated to Linux only.
@borkesahin8729
@borkesahin8729 17 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks Thanks for response sir! But I am addicted to Windows Powershell, so do you think is there a way to apply plugins or scripts to be able to use Tmux features?
@flyLeonardofly
@flyLeonardofly 20 дней назад
Great video! If all this (moons, controllers, etc.) are inside my home network, I will still depend on ZeroTier services if I want to connect from outside my home network, right? So I am not sure if this counts as self hosting then... Do I understand correctly that there would need to be a moon that is publicly hosted in the internet (a gateway so to say) to establish a connection to my overlay network.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 17 дней назад
Hi and thanks! The demo shows air-gapped installation - we are self-hosting all the infrastructure - moon and controller. It's not dependent on ZeroTier external servers. If you'd want to access your network from the Internet you need to expose the moon to the Internet. Upon creation of the moon in the "stableEndpoints" you need to add public IP(s) that your moon will be available on (forward ports on firewall etc.). Once you copy the moon definition to the client it will know how to get to that moon (via public Internet) as the public IP of the moon is hardcoded. So it's possible to not depend on ZeroTier servers to access your home network from the Internet. Let me know if that makes sense!
@Dakotakid98
@Dakotakid98 21 день назад
Have you ever tried to do this with IPVS?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 21 день назад
Hi. Please check my IPVS video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DzCBp2CXsYQ.htmlsi=FABr_cdhIu76jhiB
@saschadibbern339
@saschadibbern339 22 дня назад
Thanks learned some new stuff I wasn't aware of
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 21 день назад
Thanks! Glad you like it!
@IndigoVFX
@IndigoVFX 22 дня назад
Superb content - thank you! No fluff just simple beginnings you expand on. Going to do a playlist marathon now if my brain can keep up 😂 Can these rate limits be teased to work a little like CODEL to circumvent buffer bloat? If so can you put together a few examples please?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 17 дней назад
I'm planning to create a video on network traffic management algorithms like CODEL, CAKE, RED, SFQ, etc. and how to use them. Just need to find some time. In the meantime I have a video about network congestion algos that you might find interesting ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WPTP3IxqyWs.htmlsi=ImSapdAvqNS406C_
@beiliujt6922
@beiliujt6922 23 дня назад
Dynamic port forwarding doesnot work in aws. But -L works fine, why -D doesnot work.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 23 дня назад
What AMI are you using? Amazon Linux or sth else?
@alisyed9928
@alisyed9928 24 дня назад
Straight to the point and great video
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 23 дня назад
Thanks! Glad you like it!
@naitcalo2141
@naitcalo2141 26 дней назад
Hi, great video very helpful but I have a question which you don't mention in the video, the ip route add command does not persist after reboot, what would be a solution for this? thanks
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 26 дней назад
Thanks! Glad you liked it! To your question - it all depends on the kind of tool/service you use to manage your network configuration. If you are using: - Netplan - you just add below section to your /etc/netplan/.yml configuration file routes: - to: 10.1.0.0/24 via: 192.168.1.1 And then execute "netplan try" - "ifupdown" - you just add below to your /etc/network/interfaces up ip route add 10.1.0.0/24 via 192.168.1.1 systemctl restart networking - "Network Manager" nmcli connection show nmcli connection modify eth0 +ipv4.routes "10.1.0.0/24 192.168.1.1" nmcli connection down eth0 nmcli connection up eth0 - "SystemD-NetworkD" add below to your conf file /etc/systemd/network/eth0.network [Route] Destination=10.1.00.0/24 Gateway=192.168.1.1 systemctl restart systemd-networkd This if from the top of my head so it might not work right away :) Maybe I'll create a video comparing various networking configuration tools for Linux. Would that help?
@m6t6ng6
@m6t6ng6 26 дней назад
you are the man! thanks for these amazing videos you always do! ---- keep it up
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 26 дней назад
Thanks! I have like 100 ideas for videos but little time (2 small kids LOL).
@LampJustin
@LampJustin 27 дней назад
I'm so glad I found your channel! Please keep it up! It's so much better than most other channels that don't really know much about indepth networking!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 23 дня назад
Great to hear! I have many ideas in line so stay tuned.
@LampJustin
@LampJustin 27 дней назад
That's neat!
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 23 дня назад
Thanks! I'm still trying to figure out how to pass any IT knowledge in 30 seconds :) LOL
@LampJustin
@LampJustin 27 дней назад
Awesome! Can't wait to see it with Cillium. With version v1.16 the BGP integration is greatly improved. Cillium even does consistent hashing with the maglev algorithm which is pretty cool.
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 23 дня назад
Thanks! Few more videos on Calico and switching to Cillium.
@mattiaippolito1625
@mattiaippolito1625 28 дней назад
When I try to connect my client and login with the Warp app I get a 404 Page not found error and not the page where I should fill in the email address... can you help?
@LinuxCloudHacks
@LinuxCloudHacks 28 дней назад
Hi, This happens when you click "login to zero trust" in Preferences -> Account ? Then you do enter the team name (for example abc.cloudflareaccess.com) that you found under your web console->zero trust->settings->custom pages? And then you get 404?
@mattiaippolito1625
@mattiaippolito1625 28 дней назад
@@LinuxCloudHacks correct…that’s what happened …. But after in my zero trust I changed the team name it worked….maybe my team name was already used or I don’t understand…. I now have a different problem. I have two devices a Mac and an iPhone both connected to the same WiFi network…if I enable the warp client on both devices when they are connected to the WiFi and I try to access a server on the same LAN I get a timeout error and no connection on the Mac but but it works perfectly fine on the phone under the same circumstances…