AI
Now days, a tool without AI feels outdated. By connecting M365 Generator to Anthropic’s MCP, we unlock a smarter, agentic AI experience, fewer clicks, better results, and seamless automation driven by intelligent AI agents.
M365
When it comes to M365, downtime means lost productivity, and it’s even more critical for SharePoint corporate sites. To manage this risk, a solid disaster recovery plan needs to be in place, with one key question in mind: what’s my targeted RTO for this data?
A tool that turns empty M365 dev tenants into vibrant, realistic environments by generating users, fake files, emails, and activity. Instead of testing on lifeless shells, you get a tenant that behaves like a real one, credible and demo-ready. Bonus: it can migrate data between users when needed!
M365
Say hello to my script collection for spinning up fake M365 assets! Time to add a splash of personality to that so boring contoso.com demo tenant and transform your tests from "meh" to marvelous!
pi-hole
Learn how to build fully resilient DNS servers with seamless configuration sync, making high availability easy to deploy and even easier to manage
AI
Learn how to create an automated workflow that uses openAI ChatGPT-4o LLM to intelligently reply to your emails, fully aware of the content and context, ensuring the response is both appropriate and relevant.
pxe
Get straightforward instructions on deploying your own PXE servers. Simplify your workflow by booting your devices into any ISO installation, Live CD, or ISO tools—all from a single pane of glass.
Tailscale
When you need to unify your infrastructure, no matter where your servers are scattered across the globe.
Proxmox
It might seem daunting... it’s stressful... and it feels urgent... but you'll be surprised at how easy it is with Proxmox + Ceph.
From Proxmox to VMware, from Ceph to PowerShell or Linux scripts—dive headfirst into Greg's blog! You'll discover articles on IT, the latest gadgets, software, and tech trends.
Proxmox is definitely a fascinating solution, especially when it comes to homelabs. But why stop at a simple standalone setup? Let’s dive right in and build a 3-node high-availability cluster, complete with both compute and storage!
After my recent article on mass translating text to different languages with ChatGPT and OpenAI, it’s time for the next exciting step—making it talk! Let’s bring my creation to life and make it talk! As usual, let's kick things off with a process flow diagram:
Recently, I faced the monumental task of translating a mountain of text files from English into French, German, Spanish, and Italian. The endless copy/paste routine was driving me bonkers, so I had a lightbulb moment: why not let OpenAI's API handle it ? The best part ? With their
I'm use with the same fundamental stack to build Linux servers : Docker, Docker compose, Portainer and homepage. But, being a bit lazy, I dread the manual installation every time. So, I had a lightbulb moment— why not script the whole thing? So, as an old magician once said
My memory is getting old I guess, so I need to jot down notes on various configurations to refer to from time to time. I manage my own database for all this code snippets, yaml files, init or configuration process. Below, I’ve shared some of my notes with you.
As an MSP, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud can apply patch management to all devices of all your customers? that's great feature, but for now, the reboot isn't managed with the end-user consent. That's a bit annoying... 😶 Fortunately, we’ve got another ace up our
From time to time, some of my scripts need to fire off an email with specific metrics. Since the need is coming from scripts running on Windows servers, I need a PowerShell snippet that crafts the email body from an HTML file and sends it through an external SMTP server
Chill out and kick back. Grab your favorite geek mug, fill it with your top-notch black coffee, and let the code command ! The plan : 1. Use Ansible as the automation tool / Acronis as protection tool 2. Create inventory files for the VMs 3. Create playbook (YAML config file) to manage
Sometimes, for backup performance tests or disaster recovery drills, I need a server that can take a real beating. Not your usual 40GB VM—nope, I’m talking a heavyweight 500GB to 1TB beast. But here’s the kicker: my lab isn’t at home... So, to load a VM,
I recently spun up a Proxmox cluster just to mess around with it. While hunting for some LXC container examples, I stumbled upon this absolute gem below : https://helper-scripts.com/scripts Holy moly, what a find ! This is pure gold—a breeze to spin up a container with just a
I have a rocking a beautiful 10GB FTTH fiber connection—lucky me! But not everyone’s so fortunate. Some folks are stuck with old-school ADSL and a snail-paced 1MB upload speed. Luckily, technology saves the day ! With deduplication, compression, and always incremental backup strategies, we only need to send a
Easy peasy, let's use Ansible to make the work for us ! To install Ansible, take a peek at our earlier post right here. Create your inventory host file with the list of your Linux : [linux] 10.0.4.26 10.0.4.28 10.0.4.6 10.
