Kernel TLS (KTLS) moves TLS encryption from user space into the Linux kernel or even the NIC. Offloading reduces CPU overhead, enables zero-copy I/O, and boosts performance for high-throughput applications.
Posts for: #Linux
Posts about the Linux kernel, distributions, command-line tooling, and the day-to-day care and feeding of Linux machines — from desktops to homelab servers.
What’s Inside My Home Lab?
What’s actually running in my home lab and how I built it all for under $70. From K3s clusters on VMs to self-hosted services with proper HTTPS - a complete walkthrough of my personal infrastructure.
Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS vs 22.04 LTS

Explore the major upgrades, exciting new features, and enhancements in Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS, including performance improvements, security updates, and extended support.
Bare Metal Servers vs. Dedicated Host

Bare metal gives you total control over the hypervisor for maximum flexibility and resource optimization. Dedicated hosts keep things simple with the cloud provider managing the VMs for you.
Ansible vs Terraform

Infrastructure automation and configuration management are two essential practices in modern IT operations, particularly in the DevOps & Cloud.