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Recently, I started self-hosting most of the apps I use, like Memos for note-taking and Paperless-NGX for document management. The

Testing individual components is a good start, but what happens when you need to validate how everything works together? In

Hi all, welcome back to the AWS networking series. This is actually part 3 of just Transit Gateway. I know

In the previous post, we covered the basics of Transit Gateway, what it is, what problem it solves, and we

In the previous post, we covered VPC Peering, which is a quick and easy way to create a connection between

Welcome back to the AWS Networking series. So far, we have covered a wide range of foundational topics. We started

So far in the AWS Networking series, we have covered VPCs, subnets, route tables, Internet Gateways, NAT Gateways, EC2 instances,

I have PA-440 in my home lab and was happily running PAN-OS 10.2.10-h9. But with the recent announcement

Netpicker is a tool that brings together config backups, security/compliance checks, and automation in one place. Netpicker supports 130+

In this blog post, we'll look at how to create a site-to-site VPN between AWS and a Palo

This is the third blog post in the AWS Networking series. If you have been following along, you can continue

When working with AWS networking, you will often hear the terms 'public subnet' and 'private subnet'

In this blog post, we'll see how to configure bulk Address-Objects at once and then add them to

We all write code, but how do we know the changes we make in the future won’t break something

TL;DR - For anyone who doesn’t want to go through the full post, here’s the short version.

I’ve been working with Palo Alto Firewalls and Panorama for a few years now, yet the best ways to

If you follow me or read my blog, you probably know I'm a big advocate of Containerlab. I&