I've run into an issue with local containers, TKLBAM/HUB and AWS.
Start with a container TKL template on Proxmox. Then do a backup to the Hub. Then deploy that, or restore it (I've tried both ways), to a new AWS server.
The issue is that it looks like about 50 files in /etc (start up, networking, etc) are missing. This is most likely by design due to the structure of a container vs a VM. It makes sense that a container template would be different than a standard VM build.
The goal is Proxmox container -> backup at Hub -> AWS.
I'm having strange issues with the Wordpress virtual appliance. I'm using the hosted Turnkey Hub portal to host a webserver on the Wordpress VA. Every few weeks, the entire linux instance comes to a complete laggy halt. Apache2 seems to be the culprit, because as soon as I stop the service -- the instance returns to functioning normally again.
Oddly enough, restoring from a recent backup to a new instance clears up any issues and all returns to normal once I updated my external DNS zone to point at the new instance created from backup.
I'd like to edit confconsole in order to support one application of mine as "UI", but I am a bit confused about the steps. Do you know if there is any howto/guide, please?
I'm considering using Turnkey WordPress on a Hyper-V server for a corporate intranet, with ~100 users. Local testing looks promising. What do you think of that idea?
I am kind of getting mixed answers about how to setup, a domain and point it to the servers IP with Port 8080
What would be the easiest way to go about doing this? and to ensure that i can use example.com to this server running port 8080.
After i install observium from ISO, can i add other monitoring network tool like cacti? Is it observium for this version can sending alert via email? For the port, is it possible to monitor the bandwidth on each port?