Hello Friend,
I’m Dimitar Novoselski – part-time DevOps engineer, full-time Linux whisperer, and occasional victim of my own curiosity. This is my blog, where I document my tech life, my failures, and my questionable decisions in glorious markdown.
By day, I fight Kubernetes clusters, wrestle Docker containers, and make Linux bend to my will. By night… I run personal projects that usually end up dead, useless, or slightly haunted. Still, my digital life is entirely self-hosted because why pay for sanity when you can pay for electricity?
I used to keep everything on my own on-prem server — until I realized that my electricity bill could probably power a small village. Now, everything lives in the cloud: backups, configs, VPNs, and my routers plotting world domination.
Since I’m not wealthy enough to make it rain on AWS, I decided to virtualize old server in a French datacenter using Proxmox. Because nothing says “tech hobbyist” like renting someone else’s power for 10-year-old hardware.
If you find something useful here, congratulations – you’re officially smarter than my usual audience (which is mostly me, three months later, trying to figure out what the hell I did in that one script).
Want to reach me? Shoot me an email. I promise I’ll reply… unless your Kubernetes cluster explodes, in which case I might just cry silently in /var/log.
Mail: dimitar (at) twis7 (dot) com