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When I first started working with Python classes, some of the most confusing topics were getters, setters, and @property. There

We know that in Palo Alto, or in any NGFW, we can allow or block various URL categories. Speaking specifically

Originally published in https://www.opsmill.com/simplifying-network-automation-workflows-with-infrahub-nornir-and-jinja2/ In this blog post, we will explore how InfraHub integrates with Jinja2

If you work with Palo Alto firewalls, you might have heard of App-ID. They work well and let us create

At the moment, most of my documents are stored in Google Drive and locally on my machine. Whenever I need

If you follow my blog, you may know that I recently migrated to Proxmox as my hypervisor, and I absolutely

As of January 2024, the linuxserver/unifi-controller Docker image has been deprecated and is no longer receiving updates. This means

Welcome back to another post on local LLMs. In this post, we’ll look at setting up a fully local

When I first started using local LLMs with Ollama, I quickly realised it relies on a command-line interface to interact

I’m going to start by saying I’m totally new to LLMs and running them locally, so I’m

Hi everyone, welcome back to another blog post on Jinja2 and Python. I'm not an expert in Jinja2;

Most websites we access today use HTTPS, and to fully leverage a Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) like Palo Alto, inspecting encrypted

If you follow my blogs, you might know that I recently switched to Proxmox from VMware Workstation Pro for my

In my previous InfraHub introductory post, we covered installation and the basics of InfraHub. In this second post, let’s

If you’ve worked with Palo Alto firewalls, you might have noticed they don’t make it easy to get