All the articles with the tag "self-hosting".
OpenAI Whisper is genuinely impressive speech-to-text — and you can run it entirely on your own hardware. Add Faster-Whisper into the mix and suddenly you've got transcription that's 4x quicker, uses less VRAM, and doesn't phone home to anyone. Here's how to set it all up without losing your mind.
GitLab CE does everything and wants all your RAM. Gitea and Forgejo run on a Raspberry Pi. Here's which self-hosted git platform actually fits your setup.
Your app calls OpenAI, your side project calls Anthropic, your homelab whispers to Ollama — and your codebase looks like a crime scene. LiteLLM and vLLM are the dynamic duo that puts a single sane API in front of every model you'll ever run, local or cloud.
Stop paying per-token to ask questions about your own documents. This guide walks you through building a fully local RAG pipeline with Ollama and ChromaDB — from Docker Compose to Python code — so your AI can actually know things without hallucinating them.
DRAM prices are killing the hobbyist SBC market, but there are still great options. Here's what's worth buying in 2026 for a sub-$200 homelab setup.
Run multiple Proxmox VMs and LXC containers behind a single public IP using NAT bridging and iptables port forwarding. Works on Proxmox VE 8 and 9.
Cloudflare rebuilt WordPress from scratch in TypeScript using AI agents. Sandboxed plugins, Astro themes, self-hostable. It's called EmDash and it's actually interesting.
Google Drive, Gmail, Photos, Calendar, Maps, Analytics — all replaceable with self-hosted alternatives that don't report your life back to Mountain View.
Stop letting Docker Hub throttle your CI/CD. Run Harbor for RBAC, Trivy scanning, image replication, and a real UI — on infrastructure you control.
A practical cookbook of real-world Caddyfile patterns — reverse proxy, auth, redirects, SPA serving, rate limiting, and more.
Ditch Obsidian's $10/month sync fee. Set up LiveSync with CouchDB in Docker and own your notes completely — encryption included.
Certbot isn't the only ACME client. Explore Caddy, acme.sh, lego, and Step CA — with practical examples for wildcard certs and DNS-01 challenges.
