Self-Hosted n8n on Kubernetes (Helm chart)
Minimal, repeatable setup to run n8n with TLS behind nginx ingress using the 8gears Helm chart.
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Minimal, repeatable setup to run n8n with TLS behind nginx ingress using the 8gears Helm chart.
Tiny guide to deploy Uptime-Kuma on a self-hosted Kubernetes cluster using a maintained Helm chart.
Set up WordPress on a self-hosted Kubernetes cluster using the TrueCharts Helm chart.
A comprehensive comparison of leading video call service providers focusing on cross-platform compatibility for React-based web and native...
A comprehensive setup guide for setting up a Lenovo Yoga 9 Pro with Ubuntu 23.10 and Regolith i3, including resolution and external monitors...
Set up Slack notifications for deployments using GitHub Actions and the Python slack_sdk package, keeping your team updated automatically.
Exploring the workings of OpenID Connect, the Solid Community Server implementation, and reverse-engineering client authentication with Python...
Self Hosted Error Tracking and Reporting using Sentry Kubernetes and Helm
A progress and state update on the development of my msgmate.io plattform
A collection of strategies to quickly produce pdf's from markdown files
How to use `ffmpeg` to funnel screen or video data as video input.
Simple steps to build, push, and deploy a Next.js app on Kubernetes
This guide provides a step-by-step approach to installing a PostgreSQL database using Bitnami's Helm chart on a Microk8s cluster, including TLS...
This straightforward guide will walk you through deploying and exposing a basic MariaDB database on your microk8s Kubernetes cluster.
This guide will demonstrate how you can effortlessly host Gitea on a private Kubernetes cluster and utilize it as a package registry.
A step-by-step guide to setting up a fully configurable private Kubernetes cluster
This article showcases a high-performing web app stack I created for a recent Bunnyshell hackathon, using Docker, Kubernetes, Microk8s, Django and...
A Game Dev Story–inspired isometric simulation for the Vibrational Network with evolving features from tasks and stats to events and rooms.
A simple yet challenging puzzle game with programmable blocks, a level editor, and QR-based sharing. Built with Kotlin/LibGDX and ZXing.
Offline file transfer by streaming sequences of QR codes — printable, scannable, and network-free.