ivylikethevine.com

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Woah, that looks just like this website...

This entire site is statically built via hugo, with a set of github actions to automatically publish to a staging server as well as deploy this live version! To learn more, read here.

Saffron

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My current personal homelab dashboard, powered by Saffron.

An open source, Server as a file folder running on network built from docker compose files. I use this as the basis of my personal homelab, and have been developing it since I only had a stack of macbooks for a server rack! For details, read my full post on it here and the project is available here: saffron

say-hi (nearing alpha release)

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Say hi to any host, anywhere, and have the same configuration.

My solution to running a million different machines and environment, say-hi is a project that unifies and git tracks configurations for all of the packages, systems, and commands that I use daily. It supports bash, zsh, and fish, and carries all of the configurations with it when you ssh to a new host. Instead of saying “shush”, say “hi” :). I wrote about my process and the considerations I had during the development here

sharerr-rs (in active development)

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Alpha UI.

A less developed project, but much larger in scope. Sharerr-rs aims to allow users with homelab libraries to share their libraries with friends as easily and quickly as possible. sharerr-rs accomplishes this by interacting with existing *-arr apps, cataloging, and cross-seeding those files on a private tracker swarm.