It’s boring these days, and that’s fine by me. Managing it comes down to running apt upgrade once a week, and deleting some files that I er… download 😅, because it gets full every 3-4 months. I run these on an always-on fairly low-power CPU powering a mini-ITX custom built server in a case that has room for 8 drives.
Penpot as a great UI mockup tool for personal projectsĪnd over a dozen more! I used to manage these all “by hand” and back in those days I could only bear to run a couple of these, but with the advent of Docker, Docker Compose and sites like linuxserver.io, it’s borderline trivial these days to host stuff and it has made me go from a few to almost two dozen services. 
Airsonic to stream my music collection at home or on the go via DSub. Vaultwarden to use Bitwarden with my own server. I run over 20 services from a server at home, and it’s super handy. I’m a big fan of self-hosting stuff, and posted about it before. 
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