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Setup your own scalable Kubernetes cluster with the Terraform provider for Hetzner Cloud
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Alexandru PopescuCreate a scalable Kubernetes cluster on Hetzner Cloud using Terraform and k3s
Read articleBasic Cloud Config
Author
CarstenSetup a new cloud server with custom configuration.
Read articleSetting up the scientific N-Body simulation AstroGen2
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Kimi Sickinger, Philip SpäthThis tutorial explains how to analyze galaxies and galactic interactions on a Linux server with the AstroGen2 simulation.
Read articleDeploying a Rails 8 app with Kamal
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Aestimo KirinaThis tutorial explains how to build a simple Ruby on Rails 8 web application and deploy it to a virtual private server using Kamal.
Read articleBuilding preconfigured OS images with HashiCorp Packer
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Henrik GerdesThis tutorial explains how to create custom OS images for Hetzner Cloud VMs using HashiCorp Packer.
Read articleRunning the AI chatbot DeepSeek with Ollama
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HetznerThis tutorial explains how to use the language model DeepSeek R1.
Read articleBuilding a Flask API to Transcribe Audio Files using Whisper AI
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Daniel Charles MwangilaThis tutorial will guide you through setting up the environment, creating the Flask app, and integrating Whisper AI for transcription.
Read articleDeploy Django with Nginx and S3 Storage
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Mohsen NasiriThis tutorial covers the steps to deploy a Django application with Nginx as a reverse proxy and S3-compatible storage for handling static and media files.
Read articleManaged Kubernetes on Hetzner with Cloudfleet
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cloudfleet-techThis tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to setting up a fully managed Kubernetes cluster on Hetzner Cloud using Cloudfleet.
Read articleLinux: Formatting and mounting a block storage device
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Svenja MichalIn this tutorial you will learn how to format, mount and unmount a block storage device in Linux.
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