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Why Use an Internal Domain? A domain accessible only within the internal network can be incredibly useful when you host multiple services within your home lab. Not only does it provide a clean organization, but it also offers additional security since the services are not directly accessible from outside. In
homelab
In the era of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), it's essential for you to run your website in compliance with data protection regulations. Ghost is a modern, fast content management system that's gaining popularity in the self-hosting community. In this post, I'll guide
homelab
After using Heimdall as my preferred dashboard for a while, I decided to give Homepage another try. Homepage simply offers a more versatile, customizable, and functional dashboard. While I appreciated the simplicity of Heimdall, it limited me in some significant ways. Homepage provides a wider range of features and integrations
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Introduction Updated 05.06.2024 | added short descriptions and links to all listed apps. Updated 29.06.2024 | List updated Welcome to this page, a dynamic work in progress, where I introduce you to the various applications I host in my home lab. Each application will be explored in detail
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I was asked in the #Fediverse today for my custom css code for UptimeKuma. So I thought I'd quickly create this post in case anyone else is also searching for a solution. I didn't come up with the code, it was a finding on the web.
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Imagine you could run your own server that is not only space-saving and quiet, but also saves on your electricity bill. A mini PC with an Intel N100 CPU as a Proxmox server makes exactly that possible. This article marks the start of an exciting series in which we will
self-hosting
If you follow me on Mastodon, you've probably already noticed one or two posts about "self-hosting". But what does that actually mean and why did I decide to do it? Let's start with the first question: What is self-hosting? Imagine you want to run