Kamailio
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WebGL 3D: An interactive 3D cube (fun experiment)
Interactive WebGL 3D experiment rendering a spinning cube in your browser. Explore vertex shaders, fragment shaders, and real-time GPU rendering. Continue reading
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Chat with Your Kubernetes Cluster Locally: Setting up kubectl-ai with Ollama
Use natural language to manage Kubernetes with kubectl-ai and Ollama. Run AI-powered kubectl commands locally without sending data to the cloud. Continue reading
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Aider: Your Open-Source, Fully Local, and 100% Free AI Pair Programmer (with Ollama)
Use Aider with Ollama as a free, private AI pair programmer in your terminal. Edit code, run commands, and commit changes using local LLMs. Continue reading
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How to enable RTPEngine debug Log Level: A Quick Guide
Configure RTPEngine log levels for effective VoIP troubleshooting. Set levels at startup or adjust dynamically at runtime using standard syslog levels. Continue reading
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Adding slack notifications to kamailio
Integrate Kamailio with Slack to receive real-time VoIP event notifications. Set up webhooks, configure http_client module, and send alerts to channels. Continue reading
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Run Deepseek-r1 and Phi4 Locally with Gradio and Ollama
Run DeepSeek-R1 and Phi4 locally with a Gradio web interface and Ollama. Full privacy, zero cost, and complete control over your AI models. Continue reading
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Using Trivy to Check for Vulnerabilities in Docker Images
Scan Docker images for security vulnerabilities using Trivy. Quick setup guide for Aqua Security’s open-source container vulnerability scanner. Continue reading
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TMUX: Mastering the Art of Command-Line Efficiency
Master tmux for terminal multiplexing — run multiple sessions, persist work across disconnects, and boost your command-line productivity. Continue reading
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Kamailio: Managing Logs Effectively
Redirect Kamailio logs from syslog to a dedicated file for easier management and analysis. Step-by-step guide for VoIP server log configuration. Continue reading
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Stir/Shaken: How to generate a SIP Identity header using Open-Source tools
Generate a STIR/SHAKEN SIP Identity header using Kamailio and OpenSSL. Hands-on guide to caller ID authentication with open-source VoIP tools. Continue reading
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