The Problem One of the problems I’ve been dealing with lately is keeping track off all my real estate expenses. I don’t have many properties but it’s still a pain to keep organized. Looking around for open source solutions, I couldn’t really find one. The software Akaunting seems okay but doesn’t do everything I need for real estate. There’s also a few commercially available solutions like Avail, Quickbooks, Landlordstudios and Zillow but none of these are free.

As of January 21st, 2024, there is a bug when connecting to PalWorld servers with a password. Basically, there’s no prompt to enter when you connect to the server by IP/Hostname. Check if the server is in your recent server list, just connect from there instead of the manual connect option. This will prompt you for a password. To workaround this bug, do the following: Go to the Community Servers tab with in the Multiplayer dashboard Find any server that is password protected and connect to it Enter the password of YOUR server you are trying to connect to and click “ok” Click “No” on the next screen asking if you want to connect to their server Next connect to the server manually down in the bottom right corner Bam!

Currently, I have two domains setup in my AWS environment, one for personal and one for my family. I want the ability to manage these domains programmatically using Terraform. This might be overkill for most people but I like to tinker with things. I’m hoping at the end of this process I can easily change my Amazon Route53 configuration while self documenting all the changes through GIT and CI/CD. Terraform Import My AWS infrastructure was already setup using the console, so I need a way to turn that into code.

Introduction Hello and welcome to my first blog! This is also first post I’m making using Hugo. I hope to be posting much more in the future but for now, this post is more of a tech demo, ha!