This Christmas I had the honor to give a seminar talk at the University of Tokyo, which was organized by JSIAM.
At the Shibaura Institute of Technology I was given the opportunity to talk about GNU Octave.
While reading the system journal of my server, I noticed a bunch of evil looking entries and finally found in the Python tool fail2ban a satisfying but not an overall answer to the problem.
In a previous blog post the setup of the Apache2 webserver including TLS was explained. Based upon that effort, this blog post deals with the setup of JupyterHub. The goal is to create an online development environment for fancy looking interactive GNU Octave notebooks. Those are a great tool for explaining mathematical code and software as they have builtin support for syntax-highlighting and, thanks to MathJax, mathematics.
The goal of this blog post is to properly remember what I did to create my root-server setup using openSUSE Leap 15.0:
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