pyrra-dev/pyrra 💎 hidden gem
Turns a short declaration about how reliable a service should be into the Prometheus rules that measure it, with the remaining error budget on a page.
sergi0g/cup 💎 hidden gem
Shows which running containers have a newer image waiting, as a command or a small web page, and changes nothing by itself.
basecamp/kamal
Copies a packaged application onto servers you own over SSH and switches the traffic over without a gap.
psviderski/uncloud
Links a few servers into one private network and runs containers across them, with no central controller.
SigNoz/signoz
An OpenTelemetry-native platform for logs, metrics and traces, built on ClickHouse, with application performance monitoring built in.
awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
A hand-curated list of free software that can be run on a computer of your own, sorted by what the software does.
gethomepage/homepage
One self-hosted page that links to every service you run and shows a live figure from each of them.
stalwartlabs/stalwart
A complete mail server with calendars and contacts in one program, speaking SMTP, IMAP, JMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV.
Dokploy/dokploy
A web screen for your own server that deploys applications and databases the way a hosting company would.
glanceapp/glance
One configurable web page that gathers RSS feeds, weather, release notifications and machine statistics into a single view.
openobserve/openobserve
Logs, metrics, traces and browser monitoring in one Rust program that stores data in a compressed columnar format on cheap object storage.
crazy-max/diun
It tells you when a container image you use has a newer version, and it never changes anything.
mag37/dockcheck 💎 hidden gem
One shell script that lists which of your containers have a newer image published and updates the ones you choose, keeping the old image for a rollback.
mrjackwills/oxker 💎 hidden gem
A small terminal screen that lists every Docker container on the machine and controls it with single keys.
louislam/dockge
A web page that starts, stops, edits and watches every Docker Compose stack on your server.
tstack/lnav
A log reader that merges files into one timeline by their timestamps and lets you query them with SQL.
OliveTin/OliveTin
Shows a grid of buttons on a web page, each one bound to a shell command you wrote down in advance, and prints the output of every run.
amir20/dozzle
A web page that shows the live output of every container on your server, with search across all of them.
NginxProxyManager/nginx-proxy-manager
A web screen for pointing domain names at programs, with free HTTPS certificates that renew on their own.
usesend/useSend
Self-hosted alternative to Resend, SendGrid and Postmark — the sending layer Listmonk and Mautic both assume.
postalserver/postal
Your own mail-sending server, with DKIM signing, bounce handling and a searchable log of every message.
domainaware/checkdmarc 💎 hidden gem
Checks a domain's SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MTA-STS records in seconds — whether the newsletter you have not built yet is even allowed to arrive.
restic/restic
Encrypted, deduplicated, versioned backups to SFTP or S3-compatible storage from one static binary.
binwiederhier/ntfy
Push notification to your phone from one line of curl — the missing last step of every alert and long job in this ledger.
bugsink/bugsink 💎 hidden gem
Sentry-compatible self-hosted error tracking, small enough to run beside everything else.
louislam/uptime-kuma
Self-hosted uptime monitor with alerts and a status page — find out the site is down before a visitor does.
axllent/mailpit
Fake SMTP server with a web inbox, spam score and HTML-compatibility report — read the campaign before subscribers do.
henrygd/beszel
Very light server monitoring with per-container Docker stats, history and alerts — the answer to 'can the box take one more container?'
coollabsio/coolify
Self-hosted Heroku for your own server — push-to-deploy, automatic HTTPS, and scheduled Postgres backups from a UI.
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