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Hosting your own website is fun and satisfying knowing you are in complete control of your data. Not only that but you are saving money by not paying for 3rd party hosting services.

Here's how you can utilize Cloudflare DNS and Zero Trust to access your self hosted website with your domain name.

Taking a quick look at SWAG and how it can benefit your self hosted homelab and help secure your public facing services.

Dashy is a self hosted personal dashboard built for you. Includes status-checking, widgets, themes, icon packs, a UI editor and tons more!

Let's talk homelabs! What are they and why do you need a homelab? It's much easier than you think to get started!

Security? Ain't nobody got time for that. But, you should. In the beginning of this series, we outline what attackers look for.

Share game clips and other personal videos with the self hosted Fireshare.

A brand new self hosted markdown editor is here! It's fun, collaborative and completely open source. This is Let's Markdown!

Create a private social group platform using the self hosted Zusam.

Actual finance and budget platform goes 100% Open Source and Self Hosted.

Here's 5 Self Hosted and Open Source related podcasts to check out.

A simple, elegant link shortner with powerful features. Self host it yourself and start shortening and tracking links!

These 2 self hosted alternatives to Doodle will help you organize your events quick and easy.

Linx Server is a minimal design, self hosted file host with an emphasis on file expiration to keep your host clutter free.

Need a place where you can neatly display all of your websites, social pages and ways to contact you? Check out these 2 Linktree alternatives you can host yourself.

Rsync is a powerful tool when used properly. Open Media Vault makes it super simple with the built in dashboard options. Here's how I use it to make copies of my own data.

Learn how to be more efficient in your workflow with Firefox bookmark keywords. A simple keyword that gives you instant access to a bookmark.

The Homelab Wiki is a self hosted wiki based on Docker projects used in a homelab environment.

Once you get into Self-Hosting and jump down the rabbit hole of Docker, you will soon find yourself installing all kinds of applications to test and play around with. It can become messy over time and hard to keep track of where everything is. This is why it’s good to have a dashboard where you can keep everything organized neatly with links to your applications.

This week has been huge! It’s like every dev was on the same brainwave and decided to launch new updates at the same time! I’ll cover the applications I came across this week below!

Deezloader Remix is an improved version of Deezloader based on the Reborn branch. With this app you can download songs, playlists and albums directly from Deezer’s Server in a single and well packaged app.

If you’ve been looking for an easy way for friends and family to request media to your Emby, Jellyfin or Plex server, Requestrr is the new sauce. It utilizes the free chat platform known as Discord.

Introducing Reactive-Resume! A one-of-a-kind self-hosted resume builder that keeps your privacy in mind.

Completely secure, customizable, portable, open-source and free forever.

If you are looking for a solution to manage or transfer your files with a simple drag and drop web user interface with loads of options, Droppy might be what you’re after!

The Synology Docker UI is nice but lacks some functionality such as Stacks, Templates and other useful things that can make managing your containers a lot easier. Portainer will run seamlessly along side the Synology Docker UI.