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How to Run the UniFi Controller in Docker on Raspberry Pi 5
After upgrading from Raspberry Pi 4 to Raspberry Pi 5, I started migrating all my services into Docker containers, and UniFi Network Application was no exception. In this article, I describe step by step how to run UniFi in Docker,… >>>
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WordPress Performance Test: Raspberry Pi 4 vs. Raspberry Pi 5
Introduction Migrating websites to new hardware is always accompanied by expectations of improved performance. This is especially true for WordPress – a system that heavily relies on the database, file system, and caching mechanisms. In my case, the main production… >>>
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How to Migrate WordPress to Docker on a Raspberry Pi
The migration from Raspberry Pi 4 to Raspberry Pi 5 became a perfect opportunity to streamline the infrastructure and transition to containerization. Most services, including WordPress, were moved from traditional system-level installations into Docker. This approach made it possible to… >>>
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WordPress benchmark: Apache vs. Nginx
The performance of WordPress websites has always been a relevant topic – especially for those hosting their projects on low-power but energy-efficient devices like the Raspberry Pi 4. Apache, historically the default web server in many Linux distributions, remains popular… >>>
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How to fix fan speed on Waveshare PoE HAT+ for Raspberry Pi 5
Raspberry Pi often used in 24/7 projects. In this mode, the issue of cooling becomes critical. One of the most common options is PoE HAT with built-in fan. At first glance, it may seem that it is enough to connect… >>>
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Raspberry Pi 5 and NVMe SSD: how to set up and work with the new media
Raspberry Pi 5 in combination with PoE/M.2 HAT opens the possibility to use fast NVMe SSD drives. This significantly increases the speed of the system, makes it more reliable compared to traditional ones microSD-cards and allows you to store significantly… >>>
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Review of Samsung NVMe SSD for Raspberry Pi 5
I purchased a PoE M.2 HAT+ adapter from Waveshare for my Raspberry Pi 5, which allows not only to power the board via Ethernet, but also to connect an NVMe M.2 storage drive. This opens up new possibilities for using… >>>
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Review of PoE M.2 HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 from Waveshare
Raspberry Pi 5 has become a real breakthrough in the world of single-board computers. Updated hardware, a more powerful processor, PCIe support via FPC cable – all this opens up new horizons for enthusiasts. However, one key detail is still… >>>
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Mission Center – Windows-style task manager
The power of the graphical interface In the Linux world, it is traditionally customary to focus on text interfaces: console, htop, top, systemctl – these tools are well known to experienced users. However, modern realities dictate other requirements: many users… >>>
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How to use Raspberry Pi Connect
Introduction One of the most convenient ways to remotely control a Raspberry Pi has traditionally been to use a VNC server, which allows you to access the Raspberry Pi’s graphical interface via a local network or from the outside. However,… >>>