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[โ€“] Guiorgy@lemmy.ml 1 points 4 days ago
  • Forgejo for private git repos, coz F GitHub (F as in paying respect obviously... :v)
  • Portainer, though don't use much as of late as I got used to the CLI
  • qBittorrent for Linux ISOs. No, really, I use it to download Linux ISOs :v
  • WireGuard, several instances, some for accessing specific services, one for accessing GeoIP blocked content when traveling
  • Vaultwarden for managing passwords
  • Home Assistant for managing a couple of sensors
  • Nginx Proxy Manager for managing hosts
  • TeamSpeak 6, just playing around with the beta for now
  • Apache Subversion for private SVN repos
  • A handmade C# service for storing some MQTT data into a database
  • peaNUT a NUT dashboard for the UPS
  • RustDesk for remote management of desktops

As for the hardware:

  • A Raspberry pi 4 running Docker containers
  • A Dell Wyse 5070 (16GB) running Proxmox with mainly Alpine Linux VMs