Self-hosted DNS routing and service, including both options for simple and painless routing and advanced options, e.g. REST api access.

Seems quite young still, however, and does not support a lot of domain name registrars yet.

lsync can act as a repeatable rsync replacement. Under the hood it utilizes rsync (though there is an advanced rsyncssh integration available which does not re-transfer files over rsync that already exist on the target machine).

Ideal for local-remote scenarios, where changes occur on one machine and should be replicated on another (e.g. mirroring project directory and code changes, automatically pushing them to remote development environment for compilation/testing/building)

DigitalOcean guide here

Github cicd based workflow for static website blog comments

Using nginx to limit the open endpoints

Intro In the past I’ve had to deal with ISPs blocking ports and in some cases most usable incoming ports. I want to show you how to bypass this using Wireguard and a VPS. That way you can start selfhosting services even if your ISP doesn’t want you to.
For this tutorial I’m going to be using a DigitalOcean VPS (their smallest one) but you can use any provider you want.

Somewhat similar to traefik, somewhat of a successor for many.

Is generally easier to configure, and carries more 'batteries-included' stuff with it.
Should work just as fine for docker containers and swarms, and can be integrated with plugins for all kinds of things (e.g. consul for ssl certs)

Pinata is an ipfs pin manager and helper, free to up to 1GB of data.

Can be used to e.g. pin a hosted website on the decentralized web for free, see here.

Executes alongside nextcloud to run arbitrary shell scripts as cronjobs

Generate nice previews for your nextcloud photos, and sort them automatically by date

Uses an .ics file (or a simulated file, through a HEREDOC, see solutions here ) to send it through curl as a data stream and thus bring it into Nextcloud.

This is a new web-based photo management application. Run it on your home server and it will let you find the right photo from your collection on any device. Smart filtering is made possible by obj...

Self hosted alternative to Google Photos . Contribute to LibrePhotos/librephotos development by creating an account on GitHub.

The Knowl Bookshelf aims to be a unified front-end for all of your ebook databases. Often, there may be significant structural differences between various ebook sources (i.e. Project Gutenberg Project, Internet Archive, Open Library, etc). Knowl Bookshelf mutates these differing sources into a common set of univeral Knowl fields. This consolidated/unified database is then presented to the end user as an elegant Single-Page Application (SPA).

🦄 A modern web client for SFTP, S3, FTP, WebDAV, Git, Minio, LDAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, Mysql, Backblaze, ... - mickael-kerjean/filestash

Small web application framework: write html templates, populate with stuff from the python flask-application, easily defines routes and router variables, and you're good to go!

Works really well for simple apps. Can apparently scale up, but I haven't tried.

Minimalist, federated, self-hosted blogging platform.

Receive notifications when an image is updated on a Docker registry.

Does not auto-update (different from e.g. watchtower), but provides a wide variety of services for notification so that you can manually update the container, after reviewing its changes and potentially creating backups.

Quick explanation of traggo's authorization scheme for interacting with the graphql. Does not seem to be documented anywhere else.

Securing api endpoints with different access and authorization policies with the help of a reverse proxy (traefik) and a policy enforcement gateway (OAP).

Can be used for all sorts of authorizations and validifications of credentials and policy configuration language called Rego.

Firefly III: a personal finances manager.