Quite far:

• https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/18240
• https://forgefed.org/

Electricity vs. energy. Electricity is only part of energy.

Forget about docker. Run caddy or some similar webserver that is a single file next to the assets to serve.

How full is your ZFS? ZFS doesn’t handle disk filling and fragmentation well.

Make a spreadsheet of where your money is going.

https://paul.totterman.name/posts/free-clouds/

Or then you can just realize that the time you spend is spent not making money and you need to save time, not services.

Sweden is a monarchy, they have a king, not a president. But in this case it seems to be the prime minister

Got bought

cryptpad si quite good

Gandi is no longer a good choice

Thanks to sliding sync this is very snappy compared to old element.

Element X is built on the rust SDK which should support multiple accounts. https://github.com/vector-im/element-meta/discussions/1832

I see. I’m an old fart and couldn’t care less about gifs. But I do care about stuff being open instead of someone suddenly telling me the conditions have changed.

what about an actually free alternative, like matrix + element?

HP Microserver + openmediavault or similar.

https://gitjournal.io/

Prevent password auth and setup sshguard. Wireguard is very nice in that it doesn’t support password auth.

nagios (and check_mk) are plain old tech. Newer ones have been built with lessons learned. zabbix I don’t like because configuration is in a database. prometheus is nice because it’s performant and configuration is in a file (which can be version controlled in git and deployed with e.g. ansible). Data in database, config in plain text files.

I’ve used nagios, check_mk, zabbix and currently using prometheus + grafana. I suggest prometheus + grafana. But you may want to use netdata as the exporter instead of node_exporter. Or both.

“Piracy can’t be stealing if paying for it isn’t owning”

Matrix