Search Results: SelfHosted

A persistent challenge in enterprise infrastructure persists: finding a truly viable self-hosted alternative to Microsoft Active Directory that seamlessly handles Windows domain joining, Linux authentication, and modern protocols like SAML/OIDC. As organizations increasingly operate in hybrid OS environments, the limitations of existing solutions spark debate about sovereignty versus practicality.

A developer's critical examination of three popular self-hosted commenting platforms reveals concerning architectural patterns and code quality issues that reflect broader challenges in modern software development.

Discover how to properly configure Syncthing on FreeBSD for secure, decentralized file synchronization. This guide reveals critical steps often missed in basic installations—including running Syncthing as your user, managing certificate locations, and optimizing firewall rules—to ensure efficient peer-to-peer syncing without third-party servers.

A new open-source uptime monitoring solution built with Go and React challenges established players like Uptime Kuma with its extensible architecture and type-safe design. Peekaping offers 20+ monitor types and 25+ notification channels while prioritizing developer-friendly customization and performance.

IndiePubStack launches as an open-source publishing platform empowering developers to own their content, audience, and infrastructure. Built on Next.js 15 and React 19, it offers Markdown-first blogging, newsletter delivery, and upcoming monetization—all free from vendor constraints.

A new open-source CLI leverages GitHub Codespaces to eliminate hardware requirements for trading journals. TradeNote-SelfHost automates Docker deployment and secure backups while enabling full private customization—democratizing professional trading tools for developers.