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Self Hosting

Documize - A Self Hosted Knowledge Base and Document Portal

Another documentation wiki? Not so fast! Documize can be a personal wiki or a full blown public facing knowledge base. And it's awesome! ✨

Self Hosted Note Taking apps

Flatnotes - Distraction-Free Note Taking at Its Finest

A super simple, distraction-free note taking app for self-hosters. It's Flatnotes!

Self Hosted Resume Builders

Open Resume - A Minimal Self-Hosted Resume Builder and Parser

OpenResume is a self-hosted web resume builder and parser. Easily create your resume and download it as a PDF in an elegant formatted design.

Linux Basics

Easily Build and Publish a Docker Image to Docker Hub

Build and deploy a Docker image to Docker Hub with ease using a few simple commands.

Self Hosted Dashboards

Homarr - A Simple, Self Hosted and Lightweight Server Homepage

Homarr is a homepage for your server, that helps you easily access all of your services in one place through multiple, custom configurations.

Self Hosted Bookmark and Link Saving apps

LinkAce vs Linkding - What's the Best Self-Hosted Link Archiving Application?

When it comes to saving website links, these two self-hosted applications are definitely at the top of the list.

Home Lab

An Intro to MergerFS and SnapRAID

A great first step to making sure your data is protected. We look at MergerFS and SnapRaid and discuss the benefits of these running this software.

Self Hosted Bookmark and Link Saving apps

Espial - Open-Source, Web-Based Link Aggregation

Quickly save website links using your very own self hosted Espial server.

Linux Basics

Creating your first Docker Image

Creating a Docker image may seem complicated but is it? Let's dive in and containerize a simple apache website using Docker.

How To

Expose Services from Behind CG-NAT with Rathole

Stuck behind pesky CG-NAT? Don't have access to the router to forward ports? Maybe you travel and your laptop is your homelab. Or maybe you simply don't want to reveal your home IP to visitors. rathole will expose your services to the internet - no port forwarding required!