Hi everyone,
I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on to solve the “MRTG headache” on production hosting servers. While there are many MRTG scripts out there, most make too many assumptions about the OS or struggle with the custom paths often found in DirectAdmin environments.
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If you’ve ever tried to convert a large library of video files on Linux, you know the struggle. CPU encoding (like standard x264 or x265) provides great quality but can take hours—or even days—to finish a batch.
If you have an AMD GPU, you are sitting on a goldmine of untapped power. Today, I’m sharing a powerful shell script designed to squeeze every bit of performance out of your AMD hardware using VA-API and AMF acceleration.
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I’ve always believed that data protection shouldn’t require a PhD in Systems Administration. That’s why I built My Home Vault—a project that has evolved from a simple Rsync script into a comprehensive, self-healing backup ecosystem.
Today, I’m excited to share the latest milestone, featuring a dedicated ZFS Edition.
Most backup tools are either too simple (missing error handling) or too complex (requiring heavy software installation). My Home Vault lives in the “Goldilocks Zone”: it’s a single Bash script that brings enterprise features to your home directory or NAS.
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