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Backplane Journal covers coding, dismantling and home automation for engineers and IT buyers who run backend services, message brokers and home automation gear. Its posts address build pipelines, logging and troubleshooting, including a build pipeline with Jenkins and NAnt and logging home automation updates to a database.
Best retro physical game stores ranked: Pixelhort leads 4 shops with 8.7 points on 4702 listings and clear EU shipping terms.
Raspberry Pi SD card corruption was my fault, not the card's. The fix: PRAGMA synchronous=FULL, a database off the boot card, a read-only root.
HIKMICRO E03 thermal camera scored 6.3/10: 96x96 detector, 4 h battery, 91.15 EUR at Wildblick Jagd & Sicherheit in October 2026, slow touch controls.
Home server closet cooling needs six tools, from a 195 CFM duct fan to two probes. What I run, what it cost in October 2026, and what to cut.
Logging FHT updates to a database in FHEM: db.conf setup, the readings worth storing, and why a logged FHT command is not an executed one.
Log4Net RabbitMQ Appender setup for .NET apps: the three third-party appenders, the XML config, durable queues and broker outages.
A Jenkins NAnt build pipeline still holds up: the NAnt build step, five targets worth wiring up, and what to check when the plugin falls behind.
Graylog2 logging and alerting: .NET apps publish GELF to RabbitMQ, Graylog2 indexes the messages, Nesper counts events and raises alerts.
FHEM setup on Windows in two downloads: the fhem-6.4 zip plus a Strawberry Perl portable build, one start command, port 8083, and the service option.
C# exception handling best practices for .NET services: throw specific types, catch only what you can fix, keep the stack trace, log at the root.
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C# exception handling best practices for .NET services: throw specific types, catch only what you can fix, keep the stack trace, log at the root.
FHEM setup on Windows in two downloads: the fhem-6.4 zip plus a Strawberry Perl portable build, one start command, port 8083, and the service option.
Graylog2 logging and alerting: .NET apps publish GELF to RabbitMQ, Graylog2 indexes the messages, Nesper counts events and raises alerts.
A Jenkins NAnt build pipeline still holds up: the NAnt build step, five targets worth wiring up, and what to check when the plugin falls behind.
Log4Net RabbitMQ Appender setup for .NET apps: the three third-party appenders, the XML config, durable queues and broker outages.
Logging FHT updates to a database in FHEM: db.conf setup, the readings worth storing, and why a logged FHT command is not an executed one.