23.1K ·GitHub
What is this?
This is a curated guide for self-hosting software on your own servers instead of relying on third-party cloud providers, covering topics like Cloud, LLMs, WireGuard, Automation, Home Assistant, and Networking.
This is a curated guide for self-hosting software on your own servers instead of relying on third-party cloud providers, covering topics like Cloud, LLMs, WireGuard, Automation, Home Assistant, and Networking.Is this a working app or a curated list of links and notes?It is an awesome-list style reference guide organized into topic sections, each pointing to tools and resources rather than a single installable program.
It is an awesome-list style reference guide organized into topic sections, each pointing to tools and resources rather than a single installable program.How do I use this guide?Open the README and jump to the section for whichever topic you want to self-host, such as WireGuard, Home Assistant, or LLMs, and follow the linked tools from there.
Open the README and jump to the section for whichever topic you want to self-host, such as WireGuard, Home Assistant, or LLMs, and follow the linked tools from there.Do I need Docker or a dedicated server to follow along?Many covered topics use Docker Compose and run well on a home server or Raspberry Pi, but exact requirements depend on which specific tool you pick from the guide.
Many covered topics use Docker Compose and run well on a home server or Raspberry Pi, but exact requirements depend on which specific tool you pick from the guide.What categories of software does the guide cover?It spans Cloud infrastructure, LLMs, VPNs like WireGuard, Automation, Home Assistant, Networking, authentication, reverse proxies, and observability tooling.
It spans Cloud infrastructure, LLMs, VPNs like WireGuard, Automation, Home Assistant, Networking, authentication, reverse proxies, and observability tooling.Is this guide aimed at beginners or experienced sysadmins?It leans toward people with some technical comfort, since self-hosting typically involves servers, Docker, and networking concepts rather than one-click installs.
It leans toward people with some technical comfort, since self-hosting typically involves servers, Docker, and networking concepts rather than one-click installs.Why would someone self-host instead of using SaaS products?Self-hosting gives you control over your own data and infrastructure instead of depending on third-party cloud services, which is the guide's stated motivation.
Self-hosting gives you control over your own data and infrastructure instead of depending on third-party cloud services, which is the guide's stated motivation.What are similar projects?ProxmoxVE, Termix, labtether, pangolin, awesome-tunneling, awesome-selfhosted, awesome-raspberry-pi, 3x-ui
ProxmoxVE, Termix, labtether, pangolin, awesome-tunneling, awesome-selfhosted, awesome-raspberry-pi, 3x-uiWhich topics is it in?selfhosted, home-assistant, dockerfile, home-automation, wireguard, homelab, decentralized, self-hosting, reverse-proxy, raspberry-pi, ssh, vpn
selfhosted, home-assistant, dockerfile, home-automation, wireguard, homelab, decentralized, self-hosting, reverse-proxy, raspberry-pi, ssh, vpn