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A structured framework for building secure, scalable APIs using Vert.x, OpenAPI 3, and OpenID Connect.
A ROS2 template node for running PyTorch C++ models with CUDA support in a Docker environment.
A collection of convenient Zsh aliases for common Docker commands.
A Python-based WordPress honeypot that mimics a WordPress installation to detect and log attack attempts.
A self-hosted visual Docker network topology explorer with real-time log streaming, live stats, embedded terminal, and container inspection.
A collection of practical use cases demonstrating NGINX JavaScript module (NJS) capabilities for extending NGINX functionality.
A Docker-deployed honeypot that detects port scanning attempts by exposing fake services.
Visualizes V language benchmark results with interactive plots and statistical analysis.
A PowerShell script that automates the creation of Docker asset images from Sitecore module packages.
The main Torchbox.com website built with Wagtail CMS, featuring Docker-based local development and automated deployments.
A distributed microservices demonstration of the Spring PetClinic application built with Spring Cloud for APM tool evaluation.
A self-hostable list management app for creating and sharing lists with authentication, admin tools, and opt-in public read-only links.
An open-source tool for testing Electronic Clinical Quality Measure (eCQM) collection systems that receive QRDA files.
A self-hosted AI assistant platform with RAG, multi-channel messaging, visual workflow studio, and sandboxed tool execution.
A Dockerized, scalable provider node for the Golem Network, enabling users to rent out computing resources.
A Zsh plugin that provides aliases for common Lando commands, eliminating the need to type 'lando' before each command.
Extract, transform, and load (ETL) scripts for exporting and streaming EOS blockchain data.
A command-line tool for designing, simulating, and analyzing antenna arrays using distributed computing via the Golem Network.
A free, open-source, decentralized social network server compatible with the GNU Social and ActivityPub ecosystem.
A Node.js bridge that connects Honeywell Evohome heating systems to MQTT for smart home integration.
A web server that stacks multiple images from URLs using the Medusa CLI, written in Elixir.
A daemon that bridges Helios EasyControls ventilation systems to MQTT using Modbus TCP, following the mqtt-smarthome architecture.
Dockerized Appium server for running automated mobile tests on Android devices.
A Django-based hackathon registration server with email authentication, IP blocking, and dark/light mode.
A lightweight Go application for serving frontend applications and HTTP load balancing.
A Jupyter kernel for the ACL2 theorem prover, enabling interactive computational logic development in notebooks.
An introductory course on formal verification of floating-point numbers and real numbers using the Coq proof assistant and Flocq library.
A self-hosted, open-source dashboard for visualizing and analyzing personal Strava activity data.
An AI-powered Docker log monitoring agent that uses LLMs to analyze container logs, detect anomalies, and provide contextual insights.
A Logstash-based solution for parsing JMeter JTL and statistics files, enabling visualization in Elasticsearch and InfluxDB.
A terminal UI for managing personal Docker projects with simple keyboard commands.
A command-line tool for syncing localization files between your project and the Localizely translation platform.
Back-end for Nplan, a timetable editor for flexible public transport lines, exporting data in NeTEx format.
A Zsh plugin that enhances Symfony development with commands, shortcuts, and autocompletion for console, Docker, DDEV, and more.
A Python Flask-based bootstrap to serve React applications with built-in API proxying and hot reload support.
Transform any command into an interactive experience by wrapping it with FZF functionality.
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