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What are you all self-hosting? For me - - Gitea (git forge) - Maddy (email) - Calendso (scheduling) - Vaultwarden (password manager) - linx (filesharing)
by yewenjie 5y ago
What are you all self-hosting? For me -
- Gitea (git forge)
- Maddy (email)
- Calendso (scheduling)
- Vaultwarden (password manager)
- linx (filesharing)
- Syncthing (file syncing)
- Wireguard (VPN)
- a couple of metasearch engines
I am not mentioning all the tools and services for monitoring and management.
Self hosting is easy for me cause I am managing all of this with NixOS.
- TwoNineA 5y ago- Vaultwarden (passwords) - FreshRSS (RSS reader) - Homebridge (gets some non homekit devices into Homekit) - Minecraft Server (kids) - Valheim Server (me and my buds) - Syncthing Discovery and Relay servers (I am paranoid, for file sync) - PiHole (network adblock) - Wireguard (all our devices have it installed, combined with PiHole = adblock on the go) - Grafana + InfluxDB (to monitor system health) All this is running in a 16 GB space eating VM that's backed up offsite. Maintenance is not too bad, if something goes wrong I'll roll back in a flash and investigate later.
- sccxy 5y ago- Wireguard (VPN) - Pi-hole (Adblocking and works with VPN) - Plex (Media collection) - Plausible (Web analytics) - Home assistant (Smart home) - Uptime Kuma (Monitoring) - Traccar (GPS tracking) - 5 nodejs web apps Wireguard and nginx ports are only opened to internet.
- pandacasi 5y ago- Nextcloud (personal data) - Mailu (email) - Harbor (docker registry) - gitlab (git+ci) - portainer (deployment) - matrix+bridges (chat) - openVPN - grafana, prometheus, ... (monitoring)