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Hi All, Thanks for taking the time to read what I have written here. This is my note-taking platform. I use a self-hosted instance of Bookstack to take notes. I ended up using this instead of all the fancy note-taking applications available, as it allows me to...

I am a Flow Assurance Engineer with over 10+ years of cumulative experience. I have worked on various stages of the project, including Concept, pre-FEED, FEED, Execution, and Operational Phases. Furthermore, I have been part of cross-disciplinary teams that he...

Flow Assurance is a subset of process/production engineering tasked with ensuring delivery/flow of the petroleum from reservoir to end user. Many FA engineers have asked my why I define it as a subset of Process Engineering. I think its a subset because, befor...

A Flow Assurance engineer may be requested to assist the operation with various pipeline displacement operations. They request details such as what velocities, pressure and duration the displacement operation should be performed. They could also request Flow A...

Get competent in CFD as fast as possible. I am not in an ideal situation where I have a load of time to get good at CFD. I will need to multitask, learning the necessary skills effectively. Furthermore, I'll be updating what I learned and how I went about doin...

I am playing around with multiple tools that help with Docker management. I realised I like a good GUI that's logically laid out to manage the Docker containers, I would be self-hosting. 2 Tools I like using areCoolifyKomodo I attempted to use Portainer, but I...

I found this link to an article that details a route to Master CFD. It seems good from my initial read and from recommendations on Reddit. Read it first, bookmark it, and then continue here. Support the Author!! They have put in effort to help out people. I wi...

I use Coolify for my docker and app deployments in my VPS. It appears to be good for what I need. It does have some weird quirks that I need to get used to.

The main tools I have available for my Home lab are listed below:A Prebuilt Desktop (Keep)HP mini PC (Keep) - DMZ services and Media streaming.Qnap SSD Nas (Keep)Synology DS723 (Keep - for Now)Synology J223 (Sell)Terramaster Nas (Keep) - Back-up - Move to pare...

Promox (ZFS) for primary NASQNAS SSD Nas - QutsHero (might swap out for Truenas)Synology DSM (was great, but they are acting like entitles pricks nowadays. Planning to sell one of my synology device. WIll keep one for active back-up) - Don't recommend anyone b...

Pressure difference is the driving force for fluid flow. Estimating pressure drop is critical for Flow Assurance to determine the deliverability of the system (the production achievable from the system). There are 3 types of pressure dropsFrictional pressure d...

I plant o use 2 reverse proxies. First being Taefik due to its use in tools such as Pangolin and Coolify, and second Caddy due to its ease of use and configuration. I find the concept of Traefik a bit difficult to grasp but it seems to be extensively use in au...

This is an article discussing my network configuration and services I run in my home. I have also attempted to show the network segmentation and the services I run in my homelab. I need to figure out routing of storage to the servers in DMZ. Jellyfin and Media...

A great video I used as reference to learn about LXC.