How To: Refer to the Documentation

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 e.g. Replace ssh [USER]@[IP ADDRESS/HOSTNAME] with your username and the hostname or IP address of the machine you want to access. 

 e.g. Replace ssh-import-id-gh [GITHUB USERNAME] with your GitHub Username . 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Last Updated: 2/22/25 Contributors: Vivian, Laith

Resources ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
This is a live page of resources that people have used in their projects that they've found useful! ＼(＾∀＾)メ(＾∀＾)ノ 

 

 Proxmox Resources 💽 

 TUTORIALS: 

 

 Cluster Manager - Proxmox Docs 

 

 TROUBLESHOOTING: 

 

 FQDN during Proxmox VE Installation 

 Remove or reset cluster configuration 

 Can't migrate VM with local CD/DVD 

 

 

 Tailscale Resources 🔗 

 TUTORIALS: 

 

 Subnet routers - Tailscale Docs 

 

 TROUBLESHOOTING: 

 

 TO BE ADDED (°ロ°) ! 

 

 

 Docker Resources 🐋 

 TUTORIALS: 

 

 Docker Install Script 

 Install Docker and Portainer - Youtube Tutorial 

 Create a Docker Swarm - Docker Docs 

 

 TROUBLESHOOTING: 

 

 TO BE ADDED (°ロ°) ! 

 

 

 Last Updated: 2/22/2025 Contributors: Lilian, Vivian

Glossary
Terms will be added to this file with their definitions. 
 
 
 Working Directory 
 
 A working directory is a location in a file system where tasks or operations are carried out. In the context of programs, it refers to the directory in which a program reads from or writes files. In shells, it is the folder in which the shell operates. 
 
 
 
 Shell 
 
 A program that interacts with the system on your behalf. It operates from a changeable working directory and provides a structure for executing more complex operations, such as piping and output redirection, between commands. It also operates as a full scripting language, allowing users to implement even more complex behavior.