In my previous posted I showed the DIY AirGradient Sensor board I built from airgradient.com, and this is pretty cool on it’s own and shows the readings on the little OLED screen but I wanted to log this data. Data Collection and Dashboard The original video that put me onto the sensor was from Jeff …
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I saw this air quality sensor on Jeff Geerling‘s YouTube channel at the end of last year and thought it could be a cool project to have a go at. You can purchase the parts separately from sites like Banggood or AliExpress but I noticed on the AirGradient site they now sell a complete kit …
rslw.xyz recently put me onto the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Free Tier where you can get a selection of services for absolutely zero cost forever! Seems to good to be true but as it stands here is what is made available at no cost: You can sign up here: https://www.oracle.com/uk/cloud/free/?source=CloudFree_CTA1_Default_uk&intcmp=CloudFree_CTA1_Default_uk
This post is a sort of documentation of my first interaction with Intune and AzureAD. I decided I wanted to get to grips with this deployment method so got myself a new domain and decided to signup for a Intune trial. Welcome to Morale Industries, my fictional corporate empire with graphics made in Paint!
ESXi for ARM is now available! https://flings.vmware.com/esxi-arm-edition ESXi now being available for ARM brings a whole new raft of options to the homelab, I’ve been excited to try out some parts of vCenter which I haven’t played with yet.
Since discovering the OSDBuilder tool from @SeguraOSD and being massively impressed by how well documented it is, I’ve wanted to automated the process.
