DNS BLACKHOLE HOW TO

Configuring devices to use the Pi-Hole for DNS That's it! Once Balena pushes the project to your Raspberry Pi and the docker containers spawn you should be able to view your Pi-Hole dashboard at the 'Local IP Address' listed in Balena dashboard. Once you've authenticated via balena login you can deploy your project like this: git clone Don't worry about pulling out your credit-card as your first 10 devices are always free and full-featured!Īll we need to do is clone this project locally and push it to Balena using their CLI.įirst get setup with the Balena CLI here. Once you've got your hardware you can signup for an account with Balena here. Setting up your Raspberry Pi with BalenaCloud An SD card (Preferably with at least 16Gb of storage).A raspberry PI (Preferably a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B).You'll need a few things in order to get started: If you want to see more examples I recommend reading through this thread. Determine which of your IoT devices are excessively chatty.

Stop certain brands of routers excessively phoning home.

Here are some other things your Pi-Hole can do: Have you ever wondered if your TV is spying on you? What about your Dish Washer? What about all those Wifi enabled outlets that let you turn on the lights without getting up from the couch? In addition to blocking advertisements your Pi-Hole also doubles as a network monitoring tool.

DNS BLACKHOLE HOW TO

Are you tired of seeing advertisements on the internet? What about on your TV or your phone? In this post I'll show you how to setup a DNS sinkhole using Pi-hole on your own home network as an IoT device managed with Balena.

Dns blackhole