Docker

Over the past few days, I’ve been messing around with moving some of my self-hosted services off of cloud providers, and onto my home infrastructure. While my home infrastructure may not be as reliable as the cloud providers, it’s nice to know my data is in my control. I’ve always been a uncomfortable just aiming DNS at my home IP, and poking holes in the firewall. This post details a couple of methods for hosting Seafile using Tunnels to better protect my home IP and the server.

1. Cloudflare Tunnels
2. VPS + Tailscale

This post, as most of my posts tend to be, is my attempt at documenting how I set something up so that future Jeff can do it again, or troubleshoot it when it inevitable breaks at some point in the, hopefully, distant future.

I’ve recently been working on a fun Advent of Code project for work and using some new (to me) technologies like FastAPI and Docker for deployment.

I recently came across a post on Mastodon about someone adopting a personal CRM (Monica CRM) as a way of keeping track of their personal relationships.