Harnessing the power of GitHub Actions can significantly streamline and automate the building and deployment procedures for your repositories. In the forthcoming blog post, I will guide you throug...

In my previous two posts “Configuring Synology NAS to use own domain name. Part 1” and “Configuring Synology NAS to use its own domain name. Part 2” I described configuring DSM to update Dynamic DN...

In my previous post, I described how to configure DDNS Updater 2 and Google Domains to use Dynamic DNS. Enough time has passed since then and I had to add many subdomains for my fisenko.net domain,...

In this post, I describe how you could configure Synology NAS to use your own domain even if you don’t have static IP. Synology NAS provides a build-in functionality to configure your domain lik...

Not so long ago I was seriously puzzled by the question of a more competent organization of the local network at home. Since the number of devices is constantly increasing: phones, tablets, smart d...

I think I will not open a secret saying that many developers love Spring for the ability to quickly make sometimes complex things relatively simple and elegant. A huge community of developers with ...

There are times when it is necessary to be able to log the execution time of a method. The simplest way to achieve that would be to modify every method by adding Stopwatch or System.currentTimeMill...

Oftentimes writing application there is a need to offload compute-heavy tasks to an asynchronous worker script, schedule tasks for later, or even write a daemon that listens to a socket to communic...

When working with reactive streams in Java, you may encounter a situation when there is an event-based API that must somehow return data as a stream. In my case for Reactive Streams, I use Reactor...

Using Docker on Synology NAS is quite straightforward. Deploying a new container comes down to a few simple steps: download an image, launch with required parameters and that is it. Updating also s...