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How To: Raspberry Pi Club

Public tutorials on accomplishing certain tasks, stacks, deployments, and processes.

Raspedia (Who, What, Why, Where)

Short documents of the who-is-who, does what, where to find them, and why we do what we do.  Each document is a voluntary publication of the individual, to comply with personal privacy and FERPA.  Any references other than the author will be either a link to a...

Links and Resources

Internal resource links and tools.

Server Documentation

Documentation for System Admins on how to give users access to the Raspberry Pi Club's Proxmox Server and anything else related.

How to: Docker

How to: Tailscale

How to: SSH

How to: Proxmox

Who

The directory of people and positions within the Raspberry Pi Club - past and present (we are working on future!).   All references are edited and updated solely by the individuals themselves.

What

Club goals, projects, guidelines, etc.

How To: Refer to the Documentation

Crafty Project

How to: Setup Coqui

Stuff here about Coqui

Indexicon

Who

A list of all positions in the club - both real and imagined.  Each entry has a description of the position and possibly a link to the individual's page. 

Individuals

Who

Dump of Keiths notes: Proxmox

How to: Proxmox

This is a dump of my notes from the last few years 

Network Map

Links and Resources

Services List

Links and Resources

2.0 Ricochet Access🎾

Server Documentation

Generate and Add SSH Keys to Github (Refer to this doc) Edit SSH Config File Navigate to inside the .ssh folder on the user’s system Create a new file called “config” (unless it already exists) and edit it with Notepad Remove any file extension fro...

1.0 Network Diagram 🗺️

Server Documentation

3.0 Tailscale Setup 💽

Server Documentation

Install Tailscale and create an account Create new Ubuntu Server VM on the Proxmox server (Refer to Create a VM in How to: Proxmox) Create a Tailscale Connection (Refer to the doc)

4.0 Docker 🐋

Server Documentation

Docker Swarm IP Table Docker Swarm Nodes IP Addresses Honeybee 192.168.1.64 Bumblebee 192.168.1.65 Masonbee 192.168.1.66 Test whether or not the user can connect to each Docker swarm:...

6.0 Monitoring 📹

Server Documentation

2.0 Adding Users to Docker Group

How to: Docker

*Must be done on each docker node if there's more than one *Any confusion on command syntax/structure can be clarified in Legend Login to the docker node Add the user *Set the password to something easy i.e. password // can also be chan...

1.0 Installation

How to: Tailscale

Materials / Pre-Setup Download Tailscale and make an account on user’s system Create new Ubuntu Server VM on the Proxmox server (Refer to Create a VM in How to: Proxmox) VM Customization Options Some "conventions" are only applicable to the Proxmox...

2.0 Creating a Tailscale Connection

How to: Tailscale

Adding a Device Go to your Tailscale Admin Console Add new machine on user’s Tailscale Add device > Linux Server Generate install script Copy and paste install script into user's Ubuntu Server VM (might have to manually type it out if ssh isn'...

1.0 Installation and Swarm Initialization

How to: Docker

Materials / Pre-Setup Create new Ubuntu Server VM on the Proxmox server (Refer to Create a VM in How to: Proxmox) **TO BE ADDED

1.0 Generate and Add SSH Keys to Github

How to: SSH

*Any confusion on command syntax/structure can be clarified in Legend On device you want to ssh with, open a shell (e.g. PowerShell), enter the command below: Just press Enter for the prompts Make sure to note where the SSH keys are being stor...

2.0 Import SSH keys (on Debian Linux)

How to: SSH

*Any confusion on command syntax/structure can be clarified in Legend Importing Personal SSH Keys Applicable to Personal / Home Lab setup Import the user’s GitHub keys so they can ssh from their computer: If any new SSH keys from other devices ar...

1.0 Installation

How to: Proxmox

Materials / Pre-Setup: USB Flash drive Machine with minimum requirements To make a Proxmox Cluster - 2 minimum, but 3 machines are preferred (for fault tolerance and high availability) Understand the schema of your network (i.e. IP subnet, defaul...

2.0 Proxmox Users and Groups

How to: Proxmox

Adding New Users Access the Proxmox GUI by entering the static IP you gave it into a web browser appending :8006 (the port) to it as well The default login for Proxmox is: root The password is what you set during installation For security reasons, ch...

3.0 Create a VM

How to: Proxmox

If the ISO for the operating system that you desire is not already available in the existing catalog of ISO Images, you must download it.  Please do look first, to see if it is already there. Download ISO images of VMs you'd like to virtualize: Ubuntu ...

What is Proxmox?

How to: Proxmox

Introduction Virtualization is a technology that allows you to create and run multiple "virtual" computers inside a single physical computer. Instead of needing multiple separate machines, virtualization lets you run multiple operating systems (like Windows, ...

What is Tailscale?

How to: Tailscale

Introduction Tailscale is a modern, easy-to-use VPN (Virtual Private Network) service that allows you to securely connect your devices, no matter where they are, as if they were on the same private network ⊂( ´ ▽ ` )⊃. Unlike traditional VPNs, Tailscale is bu...

What is SSH?

How to: SSH

Introduction SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic network protocol that enables secure communication between computers over a potentially unsecured network, like the internet. It is primarily used to remotely access and manage servers, devices, and systems. ...

What is Docker?

How to: Docker

Introduction Docker is a platform that allows you to easily package, deploy, and run applications in a lightweight, portable, and consistent way. It uses a technology called containers to isolate applications and their dependencies (such as libraries and othe...