Secure homelab Kubernetes with wildcard TLS and no open ports
A guide to using k3s, Traefik, and cert-manager with DNS-01 challenges to issue trusted wildcard certificates without exposing internal services to the internet.
Running your own apps, servers and homelabs instead of renting SaaS.
A guide to using k3s, Traefik, and cert-manager with DNS-01 challenges to issue trusted wildcard certificates without exposing internal services to the internet.
Survival LLM demonstrates the trade-offs of offline AI, achieving mixed results on emergency queries while highlighting the critical role of local knowledge libraries.
A new open-source DMS architecture explains access rights by department and inheritance, solving the common problem of opaque file permissions in shared drives.
A new guide details setting up Vaultwarden with Caddy, highlighting that administrators must manage their own TLS renewals, backups, and security configurations.
ZoomEye data shows over half a million public Gitea and n8n instances, but the real risk lies in default settings that expose stored credentials.
A new self-hosted wiki called Hold My Docs saves every page edit as a Git commit, keeping documentation accessible even if the application fails.
A developer migrated 57 services from Easypanel to Tugport using a single command. The process revealed five specific bugs involving environment variables, health checks, and network conflicts.
A developer details the pitfalls of running Paperless-ngx on k3s with Flux, highlighting critical annotation needs for persistent storage and common bootstrap errors.
A new self-hosted tool called OneMemory lets developers share memory across AI agents using a single SQLite file, accessible via Model Context Protocol or REST API.
A new report details a critical vulnerability in Tailscale and headscale that lets attackers gain root access on target servers via SSH port forwarding, with no patch currently available.
SelfHost Atlas released an open dataset measuring actual RAM and disk usage of self-hostable apps on fresh servers, contrasting them with documented minimums.
A technical breakdown of n8n’s internal execution model, covering its serializable run objects, scheduling logic, and queue architecture for self-hosted automation.
A guide to isolating topic mismatches and payload errors in Home Assistant using safe, temporary test topics instead of live device controls.
A new MIT-licensed tool helps solo administrators leave instructions for trusted contacts if they stop checking in, relying on scheduled jobs and email confirmations.
A new open-source tool called mailrelay accepts SMTP traffic, parses emails, and triggers webhooks based on configurable rules for local automation.