A 5-Minute RustFS Stack with Docker Compose
A 5-Minute RustFS Stack with Docker Compose RustFS is an Apache 2.0, S3-compatible object store written in Rust that you can run as a single Docker…
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Starting Over on My Home Server
My old home server worked fine, which is exactly why it was a problem. It was an Ubuntu box that had grown organically over a couple of years. A doz…
Demystifying Cloud in a Bottle: A New Approach to the Self-Hosted Stack
Introduction to the Modern Self-Hosting Frontier Self-hosting has long been the domain of the dedicated sysadmin, characterized by endless Docker Co…
Optimizing for the 8GB Barrier: Strategic Model Selection for Local AI
Navigating the 8GB Hardware Landscape in 2026 For most developers, the dream of running a powerful Large Language Model (LLM) at home is not about s…
Self-hosting AI code review is a model-placement decision, not a tool decision
When a team says it wants a self-hosted AI code reviewer, the real question is where the model runs, not which repo to clone. The tool is the easy p…
Docker Images vs Containers, Explained
If you are new to Docker, this is probably the first thing that trips you up: people say "image" and "container" like they mean the same thing, and…
Fix: Permission Denied on the Docker Daemon Socket
You ran a normal docker command on Linux and got this instead of output: permission denied while trying to connect to the docker API at unix:///var/…
llama.cpp vs Ollama in 2026: Which Runtime Should You Run?
Ollama and llama.cpp are often compared as if they were rival inference engines. The real choice is between a managed model service and a toolkit yo…
Migrated Up, Then Back
Over a few weeks I moved seven self-hosted services onto Kubernetes — ArgoCD, supply-chain policy, the whole GitOps loop — and then, on one afternoo…
Gitea SSL with Apache as reverse proxy
We want to host a nice and secure container registry - to push docker images there and our kubernetes cluster would pull them from this registry. So…
A Late-Night Beszel Setup Exposed One Docker Monitoring Tradeoff
I opened henrygd/beszel during a short coding break because I wanted something lighter than a full observability stack for a few self-hosted servers…
Scheduling every job on a GPU that can only hold one model
A Raspberry Pi 5 runs DNS for the network, plus dozens of other small services that don't need much CPU or memory but can't go down. A Jetson Orin N…
hearth is what I built to schedule every job on my homelab's GPU
Every scheduled job in my homelab runs through a platform I built called hearth, and one piece of it is a gateway that admits one job at a time to w…
Announcing the MailKite Server developer API: use the client against your own server
MailKite Server now has a developer API that can replace the hosted API for its core send-and-receive path. The practical result is small: point the…
11 things that actually broke when a non-developer self-hosted an agent gateway
I help run a small agent organization whose entire success condition is one sentence: it keeps running when nobody is watching. Last week its operat…
Audit MiniMax H3 Before It Touches Your Repo: A Free-Server Model Gatekeeper
MiniMax H3 is the hot model in my group chat this week. Should we switch the coding agent to it? I don't answer that. I replace it with a smaller qu…
How I'm Building an AI Agent Business on a $80 Raspberry Pi
Most people think you need a $30,000 GPU rig to run AI. I'm running a full autonomous AI agent on a $80 Raspberry Pi 5 — and it's doing real work: w…
Self-Hosting AI Models on a Raspberry Pi 5: A Complete Guide to Free, Private, Local AI Inference
I've been running an AI agent on a Raspberry Pi 5 for the past three months. It writes code, browses the web, manages my email, and even deployed a…
Nineteen Subdomains, One Allowed IP
One DNS record covers the whole box: *.example.com → 203.0.113.10 . I set it once, and publishing a service has not involved DNS since. I pick a nam…
From Vercel to a €40 Hetzner box: serving 1M+ Next.js ISR pages without melting the disk
We run Hizmetgo , a Turkish local-services marketplace (think Thumbtack for Türkiye). The site is programmatic-SEO heavy: ~1M+ Next.js ISR pages acr…
Self-Hosted InsForge Now Supports S3 Storage
Originally published on the InsForge blog , written by Can Lyu (Principal Software Engineer). Reposted here with permission. Self-hosted InsForge no…
My side account posts to X every day and I never touch it — here's the setup
For the last few months, one of my side-project social accounts has posted to X and note every morning and every night. I have never pressed the pos…
39,000 Torrents: The Bug My Green Benchmark Never Caught
[Torrent911] Inception.2010.TRUEFRENCH.1080p.BluRay.x264-YIFY That's a real filename. The goal: extract "Inception" and "2010" from it, query the TM…
local-llm: A Field Report on Running SOTA Models on Your Own Hardware
The most useful thing in jamesob/local-llm is not the GPU shopping list. It is the fifteen or so BIOS settings, kernel flags, and PCIe hacks that st…
Podman Quadlet vs Docker Compose for Linux Services
Docker Compose and Podman Quadlet solve overlapping problems but come from different design centers, and choosing between them depends on whether yo…
Run Docker Compose as a Linux Service with systemd
Docker Compose on a Linux server should start on boot, stop cleanly on shutdown, and survive reboots without manual intervention. Docker Compose is…
Self-Hosted vs. SaaS: What Coolify Actually Costs (and Where It Gets Expensive)
Your deploy stack is probably the worst-negotiated subscription in the whole company. Every server migration gets costed to three decimal places, bu…
I turned my old gaming PC into a Linux server
Sometimes an upgrade is not about buying something new. Sometimes the better move is taking the thing that is already sitting there and giving it a…
Self-Hosting Supabase on a Linux Server
Supabase has become one of the most popular open-source alternatives to Firebase, bundling a Postgres database, authentication, auto-generated REST…
Self-host n8n on a VPS with Docker
n8n is the kind of tool you start using lightly and then quietly route half your operations through. At which point "it's running on someone's cloud…