One of the most simple and useful tools for a homelab is a dashboard. Homarr, like Heimdall or Homer, cover that part ob being a Dashboard, but keeping the good points of each one, allowing a lot more customization from the webapp itself.
ZSH is another shell interpreter, like Bash, but from Mac. I always prefered it because it's tab improved functionallity, better customization, and GIT integration. In this post, I will cover all the needed steps to install and configure ZSH, and aslo aply some interesting themes. All of this is possible thanks to an opensource project called OhMyZsh.
Some times you want to run a simple database, API or other piece of sofware ond your local enviroment, but VMs use to be a bit of a pain. Docker solve all of this, and in combination with Portainer, you obtain a pretty useful web admin GUI, so let's get started!
Roundcube is a Webmail appliance, to simplify the use of mail servers. Is free and open source. This guide will cover all the needed steps to install and configure your own Roundcube instance for your needs.
Heimdall is a web application that allow us to create and customize our app dashboard, having links to the different web apps that we host on our home lab.
When you have lots of different services running in your servers, could be a little messy to have all of them grouped in different markers on your web browser. To solve that, there are several web applications that acts as a dashboard to all of that services. Homer is one…
Bitwarden is an open souce password vault, that uses both cloud and selfhosted solutions. You can store encrypted notes or credit cards inside, and it uses a master password to lock, encrypt, and decrypt all the data.