Cloudflared - Make your services public! 🌐

Cloudflared - Make your services public! 🌐

Free service that allows you to share your services with anyone.

After you start having your self-hosted applications and exploring this universe further, at some point you will come across the problem of having all of this only available on your local network. You may want to share a new application you have added with a friend, or like the example of the password vault, in the Bitwarden post, which makes the application much simpler to use, and that is what I will address today.

Immich (Google Photos - locally)! 📷

Immich (Google Photos - locally)! 📷

Create your own Google Photos server to store as much as your HDD can!

Continuing my self-hosting journey, the next challenge was to make my NAS more intuitive and user-friendly. When I used Google Cloud, organization is so simple. It is possible to share albums, view memories of old photos, search for photos by location and even find duplicate photos. Would it be possible to have something similar with my own infrastructure? Using my NAS with a 4TB HDD without having to pay any monthly fees?

Bitwarden (Password manager)! 🔒

Bitwarden (Password manager)! 🔒

You can entirely host your own password vault!

A few weeks ago I wrote about NAS and mini server alternatives, always thinking about energy efficiency and the functionality it seeks to achieve. Continuing on the subject, I would like to talk today about self-hosting and the entire community I discovered.

NAS (Network-Attached Storage)! 🗄️

NAS (Network-Attached Storage)! 🗄️

Let’s create your first local drive!

At the beginning of this year, two situations aligned, my cloud drive reached 80% of use and I had a feeling that I should practice my technology skills more often, outside of my work hours, so I decided to create my first home server, the initial idea would be to have a NAS, a place where my wife and I could easily backup photos, videos and documents without worrying about storage.

Messaging queue with RabbitMQ! ✉️

Messaging queue with RabbitMQ! ✉️

How to create a dotnet core template to be used via the command line or visual studio.

A long time ago, at my college, I gave a presentation, the topic was free and I could choose a technology that was trending to talk about, at the time the technology chosen was about messaging, I was starting to study microservices architecture and I I came across this incredible topic, recently github started to alert me about some vulnerabilities that appeared in the project (developed in NodeJS), so I decided to take the opportunity to update and write a little about it.

Dotnet core template! 🧾

Dotnet core template! 🧾

How to create a dotnet core template to be used via the command line or visual studio.

Standardizing the code across a team or even several teams can be a challenge. One of the facilities that dotnet offers is the creation of templates, with which it is possible to generate a suggested structure, making it easier to start a new project.

Oh My ZSH! 👨‍💻

Oh My ZSH! 👨‍💻

How to make the Linux terminal more productive.

Linux is an operating system that the more you use it and see the possibilities within it, the more productive your day becomes. For developers, a widely used tool is the terminal and many don’t know it but it is possible to customize it and make the interface more pleasant and with more information.

Pagination