Enafore (previously Pinafore and Semaphore)
Minimalist web front-end for Mastodon and compatible servers. Not as capable as Elk, but more stable.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
Minimalist web front-end for Mastodon and compatible servers. Not as capable as Elk, but more stable.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
I can spin up new VMs on the server in my living room and install software on it. But it's more complex than just installing the software on a baremetal server. Fortunately for me, cloud technologies such as opentofu, cloud-init, and ansible can let me spin up and configure local VMs in seconds.| ergaster.org
Exploring the capabilities of the Intel N100 Mini PC for work and self-hosting as an alternative to public cloud.| Alex Ellis' Blog
★★★★☆ - Alternate web front-end for Mastodon and compatible servers. Slightly more user-friendly, if a bit buggy, especially on non-Mastodon servers like GoToSocial.| Hyperborea: New Posts
Your complete guide to self-hosting applications Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi including: hardware, HA, Ingress, storage and Operating Systems.| Alex Ellis' Blog
Creating a Tricked-Out Monero Server with TrueNAS Illustration: Jonah Aragon / Privacy Guides In this guide, we will walk you through setting up a very powerful Monero server on TrueNAS. By completing these steps, you will be able to connect to your own self-hosted Monero node with the official Monero wallet and Cake Wallet, and you will be able to connect to your own self-hosted Monero LWS server with Edge Wallet and MyMonero. Guest Contributor Please welcome Justin Ehrenhofer as a first-tim...| Privacy Guides
Extremely bare-bones social networking server that runs on low-resource machines, works on the web without cookies or JavaScript, and still interacts through ActivityPub with Mastodon, GoToSocial and other Fediverse software.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
An app for Mastodon (and other Fediverse sites) that cuts through the clutter. Runs anywhere in a web browser, or can be installed to your device's home page as a PWA.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
A lightweight Fediverse server, with a clean web interface for viewing public posts. Compatible with Mastodon apps and interacts with other ActivityPub platforms.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
After years of self-hosting on a VPS in a datacenter, I’ve decided to move my services at home. But instead of just porting services, I’m using this as an opportunity to migrate to a more flexible and robust set up.| ergaster.org
When working on my homelab, I regularly need to pass credentials to my tools. A naive approach is to just store the token in clear text, but there's a better alternative. Let's see how direnv and the Bitwarden password manager's CLI can be hooked together to let me keep my infrastructure credentials safe, in a simple, sturdy setup!| ergaster.org
Independent Git Service| Siddharth Mishra
I self-host services mostly for myself. My threat model is particular: the highest threats I face are my own incompetence and hardware failures. To mitigate those risks used to rely on podman containers to "standardize" my services, and on ansible to automate the deployment on my VPS.| ergaster.org
While you can certainly host your image files with the Git repo your Eleventy site is checked into, or add them manually after building it, neither option is ideal if you want responsive images in multiple formats to save precious bandwidth.| Sebin's Blog
Glitch is closing soon, so I've been working on my migration plan.| The lost outpost
An overview of GoToSocial: a fast, lightweight, security-focused server that makes self-hosting on the Fediverse easy| Elena Rossini
a look back at my 2024 explorations of the Fediverse and a preview of what is to come in 2025| Elena Rossini
I am self hosting my own social network using GoToSocial.| Abishek Muthian
Reading Time Estimates for Pandoc Based Blog Generators| notes.abhinavsarkar.net
Running a Goaccess Server on NixOS| notes.abhinavsarkar.net
I joined Paul and Tod on The Bootloader podcast, sharing some tech picks - Glance, and the MNT Pocket Reform.| The lost outpost
I'm a big fan of self-hosting and DIY. Since writing my previous blog post about my self-hosting journey, I have learned some exciting new things that I want to share it with you. First, I’ll explain my initial server setup. Then, I’ll discuss why| Dogac.dev
As I mentioned in my previous posts, I love open-source software. How do I prefer my open-source projects? Of course, self-hosted. I love self-hosting not because I save a ton of money on hosting or SaaS fees, but because it offers a fun and educational experience. However, in my professional| Dogac.dev
A few weeks ago, I complained about how I couldn't get my Cloudflare tunnels working on my Oracle VM. I messed with things for a few days, gave up, and| The Haranguer
Cockpit offers terminal access, resource usage, and one-click system updates from a handy web interface| Giacomo Coletto
Podlet is a small tool to convert 'docker run' and 'docker compose' files to Podman quadlets| Giacomo Coletto
Quadlet files make it easy to manage applications that need multiple containers, without needing root privileges| Giacomo Coletto
This guide will help you navigate the hardware options available, from repurposing old hardware to selecting new equipment, with a focus on practical, cost-effective solutions that won't break the bank or drive up your electricity bill| 32x33 Institute
This is part 1 of the 32x33 Institute's Host Your Stuff series. In this post, we figure out how to domain name.| 32x33 Institute
Introduction What is a home server? A home server is a dedicated system within a private network that provides services such as file storage, application hosting, media streaming, or even web hosting. Think of it as a personal data center scaled down to meet the needs of a household or| 32x33 Institute
I did witness some of my co-travelers getting blocked at various points, but even after that happened, onboarding them to my system solved these issues and did not precipitate any issues for them or for my services.| SequentialRead
I document how I run Large Language Models locally.| Abishek Muthian
Why I host my own comments, and why you should want to| nielscautaerts.xyz
Spice up your day by setting up a local DNS Server for network-wide ad, tracking and malware blocking. Pi-hole used to be the old favourite for this type of setup however they've fallen behind in recent years and most of the fans have moved onto AdGuard Home. AdGuard| CyberHost
I don’t want to self-host, and even worse: I think most individuals shouldn’t host services for others. Yet, I am self-hosting services and I even teach people how to do it.| ergaster.org
If you are a user on a small Mastodon instance like me, you may have noticed that there is not much interesting going on there. This is because the way Mastodon works is, only those post are delivered to your instance that are posted or reposted by the users that the users on your instance follow across the network. Since your instance will have only a few users, it will only receive a few posts. This makes for an uninteresting experience. However, there is a solution: Relays. Relays are spec...| Abhinav's Notes
Mastodon is the most used software for running an Fediverse server. However, it is notorious for its high resource usage. In particular, it caches a lot of media from remote servers, which can be a problem for machines with limited storage. Mastodon docs recommend setting up a scheduled task to remove old media. Till version 4.0, this can be used to remove remote media and preview cards. But it does not have support for removing old user avatars and headers. A pull request just landed in Mast...| Abhinav's Notes
Discrete NAS systems are increasingly used by general consumers as service-providers-in-a-box. In this post, I talk about doing just that exact thing. This p...| spieswl.github.io
Self-hosting is such a shitty term because it sorta implies that you do it all by yourself. Not only is that unrealistic, it's also a lot less fun... I'm still trying to figure out what I want to build, let alone what to call it.| SequentialRead
Why isn't it working? Why can't we connect? .... The first step is to figure out whether or not the application is listening or not, and if so, what listening address(es) it's using.| SequentialRead
I do think that my application is a lot more compelling this time; I have a demo I can show, and my project is a lot more unique and specialized, providing something that REALLY does not exist currently.| SequentialRead
I gave in to my impulses and bought myself a small single board computer to be my power-efficient home server, here's how it went.| ./techtipsy
If all you have is a powerful workstation...| ./techtipsy
Silence your hard drives with this one weird trick! System administrators hate him!| ./techtipsy
This is what happens when someone takes the meaning of 'brute force' too literally.| ./techtipsy
For the month of May I've recorded some screencasts and I'm going to try embedding them as HTML videos here.| SequentialRead
I can't think of a more compelling story for the hardware of the community-hosted internet revolution than that it was essentially dumpster-dived from behind a Cisco office park somewhere.| SequentialRead
Just over a year ago, I moved my personal public infrastructure onto Oracle Cloud. Now, Oracle changes the deal. Time to try extreme self-hosting.| The Haranguer
I think the short, pithy description on homebrewserver.club might summarize it best: Take the ‘home’ in homebrew literally and the ‘self’ in self-hosting figuratively| SequentialRead
Besides that, I don't feel like writing any more description or introduction to what you are about to witness. [...] enjoy the demo video, and please give me feedback if you decide to try out the service!| SequentialRead
Put your pocket-sized silicon to work as the world's smallest API-driven cloud - to run automation scripts, scheduled tasks, functions and to host web sites| Alex Ellis' Blog
All typical operating systems (MacOS, Windows, Linux, BSD, and others) have a notion of a "Process", and there are far more similarities than differences...| SequentialRead
