CI/CD, pipelines, IaC, GitOps
Deploy Docker containers to your own server with Traefik reverse proxy and automatic SSL. Complete self-hosted production deployment guide.
Self-Hosted Deployment: Run Docker Apps on Your Own Server Read More »
Set up automated Docker builds with GitHub Actions or Gitea Actions. Push code, get container images automatically. Complete CI/CD tutorial.
CI/CD Pipeline: Automate Docker Builds with GitHub Actions Read More »
Set up your own container registry with Gitea Packages. Push and pull Docker images from your own infrastructure. No Docker Hub needed.
Private Container Registry: Self-Host Your Docker Images Read More »
Package your React/Vite app in a Docker container. Multi-stage builds, nginx configuration, and production-ready deployment setup.
Containerizing Your React App: Dockerfile for Vite Projects Read More »
Take your vibe-coded app from Lovable to local development. Node.js setup, npm workflow, and making your first code changes.
From Cloud IDE to Local Dev: Set Up Your Development Environment Read More »
Learn vibe coding with Lovable and AI tools. Build a real application in 24 hours, export to GitHub, and own your code. No hustle porn, just practical skills.
Vibe Coding: Build a Working App in 24 Hours with AI Tools Read More »
Docker is the tool you’ll use most in any modern homelab. Almost every self-hosted service in 2026 ships as a container, and most of the tutorials on this blog assume you’ve got it installed and working. This post is the quick, reliable way to get Docker running on Debian 12, Debian 13 (trixie), Ubuntu 22.04
Install Docker on Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (2026) Read More »
Port forwarding is how we exposed home services to the internet ten years ago. Nobody should be doing it in 2026. The single best free upgrade you can make to a self-hosted setup right now is replacing every forwarded port with a Cloudflare Tunnel. This post is the complete step-by-step for getting a tunnel live
How to Set Up Cloudflare Tunnels on Debian (2026) Read More »
K3s: Real Kubernetes on a Raspberry Pi Let me be honest upfront: running Kubernetes on a single Raspberry Pi is over-engineered. For running a few containers, Docker Compose is simpler, lighter, and more appropriate. If your goal is purely practical — get services running with minimum fuss — you don’t need Kubernetes. That’s not the
K3s: Real Kubernetes on a Raspberry Pi Read More »
Series Launching 1st May 2026 6 guides taking an AI-generated app from local development to self-hosted production. Docker, CI/CD, private registry, full sovereignty. New articles every 2 days from May 1st. Want to be notified when the series drops? Get notified when new guides drop: No spam. Just a heads-up when each guide goes live.
Vibe to Production | From AI-Generated App to Self-Hosted Deployment Read More »
