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  1. Introduction I used Mealie for my recipes for a couple of years.

  2. Recipery

    Recipery is a self-hosted recipe library.

  3. Bookhoarder

    Bookhoarder is a self-hosted library for an EPUB collection.

  4. Hugo Omegion

  5. Introduction There’s a push right now for whole companies to adopt AI wholesale - dump every bit of context into it, write an AGENTS.md or INSTRUCTIONS.md in every repo so any project is discoverable and contributable by an agent, not just a human.

  6. Introduction I wanted to add Chatwoot to my homelab, and I run everything there through GitOps with ArgoCD - a change is a commit, not a command I typed once from my laptop.

  7. Introduction I like reading on a Kindle, but I don’t actually own any of those books.

  8. Hair Routine

    Same idea as Skincare Routine, for hair — on-device, no sign-in, no servers.

  9. Follicle

    Built for men tracking hair transplant recovery or hair-loss treatment.

  10. Acne Tracker

    A 90-second skin quiz builds a personalized AM/PM routine.

  11. Skincare Routine

    It’s fully on-device — no sign-in, no servers, no analysis of your skin.

  12. Introduction When I started at my current job, we were running self-managed, bare-metal Kubernetes clusters on kOps, partway through a migration to EKS.

  13. Introduction Our infra isolates AWS regions on purpose.

  14. Introduction My team used to run sprint planning with a couple of the existing planning poker tools out there.

  15. Introduction Between the Terraform-managed VM and backups landing on the NAS , the Portainer container is solid, but everything on it is LAN-only.

  16. Introduction The previous post got me a Terraform-managed VM running Docker and Portainer.

  17. Rately

    I built Rately because I couldn’t find a rate limiter that was actually customizable at scale.

  18. Introduction Alongside the Talos Kubernetes cluster I’ve written about, I picked up another mini PC and wanted a general-purpose machine for the stuff that doesn’t need Kubernetes at all - Pi-hole, Home Assistant, that kind of thing.

  19. Introduction When I was building my Talos Kubernetes homelab cluster, I wrote about setting it up and turning on Flannel’s native NetworkPolicy enforcement along the way, with one generic example: allow HTTPS out, block the home LAN.

  20. Usertune

    I built Usertune because I couldn’t find a content personalization service that was developer-friendly and not built for enterprise budgets.

  21. Introduction In the previous post I got an app on my Talos cluster reachable from the internet through cloudflared.

  22. Cronjobly

    Cronjobly scheduled, ran, and monitored cron jobs written in JavaScript, Python, or Go, on serverless infrastructure — no servers to maintain.

  23. Introduction Between the cluster , the storage , and Postgres , I’ve got a real place to run apps now.

  24. Introduction How to Host a Personal Blog with Hugo on GitHub Pages walked through getting a Hugo site onto GitHub Pages, a GitHub Actions workflow that builds the site and lets GitHub serve the result for free.

  25. DBBackup

    DBBackup automated backups for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis, to AWS S3, Google Cloud, or Azure.

  26. Introduction I run EKS clusters and edge infrastructure for a living, and I still don’t want to run or pay for any of it on my own time.

  27. Introduction The previous post got me a ceph-rbd StorageClass backed by three-way replicated storage across the cluster.

  28. Introduction In the previous post I got a 3-node Talos cluster running, but it has no storage - anything that writes to disk loses everything the moment its pod moves.

  29. Introduction I was running a handful of services on a managed Kubernetes cluster on Hetzner.

  30. Scrummy

    Scrummy is a free, real-time planning poker tool for remote Scrum teams.

  31. Introduction When building a static website with Vuepress, Hugo, or mkdocs, it is not possible to add API tokens to authenticate requests.

  32. Introduction When we access a website, we anticipate a swift loading experience.

  33. Introduction A Dockerfile is a document that contains all the instructions to build an image.

  34. S3 Secrets Manager

  35. A tool to use Vault Signed SSH Certificate Manager to SSH your server.

  36. A tool to manage and store your SSH keys on password managers 1Password, Bitwarden and AWS S3 Introduction Managing SSH keys are hard.

  37. Introduction Kubernetes became one of the de facto standards for containerized applications.

  38. Introduction Vault is a very powerful secret manager tool from Hashicorp.

  39. Introduction In the previous tutorial, I explain how to dockerize Nuxt.js application.

  40. Introduction Kubernetes is a fully managed container … I am a big fan of Nuxt.js, recently created my personal blog where you read this post.

  41. CounterAPI

    CounterAPI is a REST API for tracking counts and metrics without running a database.

  42. Introduction If you have a self-managed database for your projects, it is hard to manage the backups.

  43. SSH Key Manager

  44. Dev Tasks Manager

  45. Introduction During my busy daily routine between home, university and work.

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