As you may already know, or not. I'm self-hosting a view apps, where it doesn't mean home-labbing them. My flat wasn't designed to have network cables in all rooms, and storing more units than Synology NAS, HomeAssistant, RasbberyPi and Router on a tiny Ikea shelf could be a dangerous situation. That is why I'm not …

That is the next iteration of the "5 AM Club" Kubernetes migration. As you can remember from other entries published in this series, I started playing with Kubernetes daily. Not on a daily basis, but literally every single day. To be honest, I'm pretty happy with the results. However, my plan has one challenge, that …

Last time we configured our cluster step by step maybe without public code yet, but someday I will publish it. Probably when it will be smooth enough to share. Nevertheless, we have a working cluster. Today I will focus on connecting the External Secret Operator with Doppler. So let's introduce today's stars. External …

Over some time I was really happy with my podman + ansible setup. It was great, but do you know what wasn’t such great? Deployment rollbacks. It all started with linkwarden. On my miniflux, I received a notification - that a new minor release is ready. You can use GitHub repos as RSS links and received notification …

I've been a self-hoster for a while. The adventure started with regular mani-pc manufactured by HP. 32G of RAM, Intel gen 10, and 1T HDD drive. However, as long as it was a great experience at the beginning, with time it became a challenge. My stack was built with portainer and a bunch of docker-compose files. It leads …

At the beginning of September, I saw a post from Johannes Koch about self-hosting CodeCommit alternative. Then I realized, that I'm using my home, not such a popular, but very nice and solid git repository system. To be more precise, much more than a git server. Let's welcome OneDev. Git server with CI/CD, kanban, and …