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A friendly and minimalist link sharing website built with OCaml and PostgreSQL.
Ansible playbook for rapid Raspberry Pi setup with configurable roles for Docker, web servers, security tools, and more.
A minimalist, JavaScript-free CTF platform inspired by motherfuckingwebsite.com, designed for simplicity and lightweight hosting.
A web application that allows authenticated or anonymous users to submit GitHub issues and pull requests via customizable HTML forms.
Real internet services, not corporate promises
A Substrate query node framework that ingests blockchain data and provides customizable GraphQL APIs for app developers.
A CLI program for automating the deployment, configuration, and monitoring of cybersecurity solutions across multiple hosts.
Ansible-based automation for provisioning a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster on Raspberry Pi hardware with integrated networking and monitoring.
Automates the lifecycle of deploying PocketBase applications to production servers.
A customizable platform for managing hackathon events with registration, check-ins, announcements, and admin tools.
A modular toolkit for Sitecore administrators and authors, providing tools for content migration, audit logging, and editing context.
A minimal, self-hosted web analytics tool that tracks events and provides a simple dashboard.
A drop-in replacement for Slurm's MailProg that delivers job notifications to Discord, Matrix, Telegram, MS Teams, Slack, email, and Mattermost.
A web application and server wrapper that provides a full-featured UI for the hashcat password recovery tool.
A lightweight, multi-tenant Identity and Access Management (IAM) server built in Golang.
A Home Assistant add-on that monitors Plex Media Server activity and provides detailed statistics.
A Directus endpoint extension for sending templated emails with attachments using the built-in Nodemailer service.
A Docker container that provides an IPFS HTTP gateway with automatic pinning and content management for hosting files.
A minimal git server running in a container with a CLI for repository management.
An open-source applicant tracking system built with Rails 7.1, designed for self-hosting with Docker.
A PowerShell PackageManagement provider that enables installing PowerShell modules directly from a GitLab server via its API.
A simple remote monitoring dashboard for multiple Raspberry Pi and Linux devices, with fully configurable command reporting.
A lightweight tool to host a private Terraform registry using Google Cloud Storage as a backend.
A spreadsheet-like interface for building and managing data in a PostgreSQL database.
A webhook receiver that securely captures and forwards payloads to pub/sub systems to prevent data loss.
A self-hosted Azure Cloud Service worker role that generates HTML snapshots for JavaScript applications to improve SEO crawlability.
A self-hosted Django web app for simple file uploads and sharing with automatic expiry.
An open-source firewall for AI agents that prevents data leaks, dangerous tool usage, and supply chain attacks.
A card game for threat modeling cloud and devOps systems through gamification.
A collection of tools for generating, shipping, installing, and deploying Elixir releases to remote servers.
A simple and efficient URL shortening service written in Elixir with a JSON API and web interface.
A Clojure micro-framework for creating Jabber/XMPP bots to automate interactions and provide system information.
A secure web gateway for controlled SQL query execution on PostgreSQL databases with OIDC authentication and OPA policy enforcement.
A mobile and desktop command center for controlling AI coding agent sessions across machines via a secure Tailscale connection.
A Terraform module for deploying Atlantis, a self-hosted Terraform pull request automation tool, on Google Compute Engine.
A simple and integrated backup tool for Apache Cassandra with support for transactionally consistent cluster-wide backups.
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