This article details seven Docker containers – Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Homepage, Firefly III, Excalidraw, Code-server, and Docmost – and how they are used to enhance personal and professional productivity. It focuses on self-hosting and streamlining workflows.
Homepage is a modern, fully static, fast, secure, and highly customizable application dashboard with integrations for over 100 services and translations into multiple languages. It can be configured via YAML files or Docker label discovery.
GitLab 17.9 introduces support for self-hosted AI platforms, allowing organizations to deploy large language models within their infrastructure. This enhances data security, compliance, and performance for industries with strict regulatory requirements.
PostHog is an all-in-one, open-source platform providing web and product analytics, session recording, feature flagging, and A/B testing. It supports self-hosting and offers functionalities such as event-based analytics, user and group tracking, data visualizations, session replays, heatmaps, feature flags, experiments, surveys, and more.
This skill path by Bryce Yu guides users through the basics of managing databases on Kubernetes using KubeBlocks. It covers installation, deployment, upgrades, backup, observability, and auto-tuning of database clusters.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on setting up Nginx as a reverse proxy in a home lab environment. It covers the installation of Nginx on Ubuntu, configuring firewall settings, creating a reverse proxy configuration, and testing it to ensure proper routing.
Msty offers a simple and powerful interface to work with local and online AI models without the hassle of setup or configuration, ensuring privacy and reliability with offline capabilities.
Discover how to run AI models locally with ease using tools like Msty, which simplifies the process of setting up, running, and managing local AI models on various operating systems.
