I hear about NextCloud from lot of "linux guys" but never tried it. Before I know Docker it was too complicated to begin. Also I already use Syncthing. But a week ago just for curious I installed it on my server. It was a very good idea to do. Better

Solid as Rock Uptime right now is 51 days. There were a major power loss in the neighbourhood that last half a day. Few hours more than my UPS can stand. But it stand a lot of shorter power loses and power plugs failures. So it proof it is working

Secure, confident, multi-user, real-time collaboration tool. > Collaborate in Confidence Grow your ideas together with shared documents while Zero Knowledge technology secures your privacy; even from us. Drive This is the dashboard, online drive, home page. It's similar to the GDocs but much clear and usable. Each user have 50MB space

I have made small "homepage" sites as long as I have internet connection. I always liked the simplicity of the process. And instant portability as the only thing I needed to give was an URL. Those days you need to have a framework, few libraries and lot of clear white

I spin up so many containers for all of those self-hosted services. Now what? Verification Time Now I start my 30 day challenge to verify each service. Some of them could end up not usable or not stable enough. And few even double its purpose. That's why I need to

Even more containers! But now I have a professional monitoring tools. Like Chronograf [https://www.influxdata.com/time-series-platform/chronograf/] that takes data from collectd [https://collectd.org/] and cadvisor [https://github.com/google/cadvisor]. Chronograf dashboardI'm still learning so it's just like a test for now. New database This time

My story to self-host everything! According to the Wikipedia article [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-hosting#Website_management] we learn that it's all about hosting  web services on own hardware. Owning both (software and hardware) sides of the experience. Consuming Media FreshRSS My RSS feeds in FreshRSSYou can test the

I slowly migrating all the stuff. But one the way I found and learn new cool things. SSL For Docker Containers More about this on dedicated post [https://bits.p1x.in/ssl-to-docker-finnaly-solved/]. I have moved half of the containers. It's take some work when you have 15 of them. What?

I wanted to have all the services connected thru SSL. It was fairly easy for apache sites. But I wasn't able to make it work with ReverseProxy for Docker containers. Until now. Thanks to excellent tutorial for RocketChat [https://rocket.chat/docs/installation/manual-installation/configuring-ssl-reverse-proxy/] . I was able to make

Google Analytic? No! Awstats only! At last for simple, private sites. But for commercial stuff there is a need for something better. Self hosted, libre in a container. Matomo. Dashboard Clear and awesome. Visitor Profile This is pure evil, NSA-like stuff. Just works The bottom line is that this all

Portainer Main ServerNo more Docker UI. I have upgraded to the updated version based on the Material design and have much bigger functionality. Portainer DashboardNew look and feel is very nice. And it gives me the ultimate power over the Docker. I'll be testing those new features during upcoming migration