[VicPiMakers Projects] Split Presentation?

Craig Miller cvmiller at gmail.com
Sun Jan 18 15:54:16 PST 2026


Gordo,

That _does_ look interesting. I'll be out of town for Part 1, but I'll 
certainly make it for part 2.

Since you plan on running Debian 12 on the Pi, I guess you are going to 
surrender to Snap, since Debian doesn't support a native version of 
incus (or LXD). Just a comment, but Alpine Linux _does_ have a native 
version of incus, but then your  Flightaware software may not work 
(unless you run debian in a container), as Alpine Linux uses Musl C 
libraries rather than glibc.

Please send a description to Cody and me when you get a chance.

thanks, it looks like an interesting project.

Craig....

On 1/18/26 15:18, Gordon M. Celesta wrote:
> Ok, put me down for Part II on March 14th. Gordon
>
> -- 
> Gordon M. Celesta
>
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> *From:* Projects <projects-bounces at vicpimakers.ca> on behalf of Deid 
> Reimer <deid at drtr.net>
> *Sent:* Sunday, January 18, 2026 7:27:56 a.m.
> *To:* Talk about Raspberry Pi / embedded projects 
> <projects at vicpimakers.ca>
> *Subject:* Re: [VicPiMakers Projects] Split Presentation?
>
> Hi Gordo,
>
> This works for me. You can have Mar. 14th, and I'll move my openscad 
> presentation,  or if you need more time, we can put your presentation 
> into April.
>
> What do you think?
>
>
> Deid   VA7REI
> On Jan 18, 2026, at 7:15 a.m., "Gordon M. Celesta" <gordon at celesta.ca> 
> wrote:
>
>     Hi All,
>
>     My original presentation proposal is demonstrating containerizing
>     the components of feeding flight data (ADS-B) to
>     Flightradar24.com, FlightAware, etc.  I realized that I'm doing a
>     lot of interesting stuff to my Pi that I could share, but it would
>     be a lot for one presentation.
>
>     Would anyone be interested in the following split?
>
>     Part I (Feb 14, 2026) - Preparing the Pi:
>
>       * Boot from external SSD, with root and container Logical Volume
>         Manager (LVM) volumes in an encrypted partition, and an
>         unencrypted boot partition.
>       * Install and configure,
>           o Debian 12 (Bookworm) on the SSD, including some sensible
>             hardening and good practices.
>           o Dropbear SSH server, to facilitate unlocking the encrypted
>             partition remotely.
>           o Cloudflare Zero Trust (formerly Cloudflare Tunnel) client,
>             cloudflared.
>
>     Part II (TBD) - Containerizing the Feeders:
>
>       * Install and configure:
>           o Incus, a fork of Linux Containers (LXC).
>           o dump1090, fr24feed, piaware, etc. in containers.
>       * Reconfigure cloudflared to provide access to the built-in web
>         servers within the feeders.
>
>     I'm still working my way through all of this, so the outline is
>     subject to change should I run into any road blocks or my
>     priorities change.
>
>     If there's enough interest in two sessions, I'll send Craig a
>     description of the first session for posting.  I'm fairly flexible
>     for delivering the second session, but I don't want it to replace
>     the Feb 28th "Q&A and Assistance" meeting to give me some prep time.
>
>     Take care, Gordo
>
>     P.S. Even split into two, sadly I won't have time to discuss IPv6
>     or non-systemd setup. Sorry Craig! ;)
>
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