Synology: How to Automatically Update GoDaddy A Record If You Have Dynamic IP

Synology How to Automatically Update Godaddy A Record If You Have Dynamic IP

If you are using GoDaddy as a registrar for your domain name/s, but don’t have a Static IP, you can now host your website or your Nextcloud server in your Synology NAS. It’s possible even if you have a Dynamic IP from your ISP. The instructions below will make it possible for your A DNS … Read more about Synology: How to Automatically Update GoDaddy A Record If You Have Dynamic IP

How to Set CloudFlare DNS on Your Synology Device

How to Set CloudFlare DNS on Your Synology Device

The Domain Name System (DNS) protocol is an important part of the web’s infrastructure, serving as the Internet’s phone book: every time you visit a website, your computer performs a DNS lookup. Complex pages often require multiple DNS lookups before they start loading, so your computer, mobile phone, Synology NAS may be performing hundreds of … Read more about How to Set CloudFlare DNS on Your Synology Device

Synology: Grafana and Prometheus Dashboard Part 2

Synology Grafana and Prometheus Dashboard Part 2

Have you installed Grafana monitored by Prometheus following my step by step guide to display system metrics for your Synology NAS server? After countless requests, guide number two has arrived. In today’s guide I will show you how to add more NAS devices metrics to your Grafana dashboard installed on your main NAS. STEP 1 … Read more about Synology: Grafana and Prometheus Dashboard Part 2

Synology: HTTPS-SSL to Your Docker Containers Without Port at The End

Synology: HTTPS-SSL to Your Docker Containers Without Port at The End

You all loved my series of articles on how to use an HTTPS/SSL certificate to secure your Docker containers and make them accessible from anywhere, like my article Synology: How to Allow BitWarden to Work Over an HTTPS Connection. And, to continue the series, today I have a new and exciting guide that many of … Read more about Synology: HTTPS-SSL to Your Docker Containers Without Port at The End