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In short. Self-hosting Docmost with Docker means running three containers, the Docmost app, PostgreSQL, and Redis, behind an Nginx reverse proxy with HTTPS. The Docmost Docker setup takes under 20 minutes on a VPS with 4 GB RAM or more. You optionally point file attachments at S3-compatible Object Storage to keep the VPS disk clean. […]
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Tracearr is a free, open-source, self-hosted monitoring platform for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. It pulls every stream across your media servers into one dashboard, shows you who is watching what and from where in real time, and uses automated rules to flag likely account sharing. Because it’s self-hosted, your viewing data stays on your own
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Coolify and Easypanel are two of the most-talked-about self-hosted PaaS tools right now – both promise a modern, Vercel-style experience on your own server, both speak Docker, and both will deploy your apps from Git. So if you’re choosing one for a new project in 2026, the answer comes down to philosophy: an open-source-first community
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If you’re building an app on top of LLMs and want to stop sending data to OpenAI, two self-hostable options dominate the OpenAI-compatible-API space: Ollama and LocalAI. Both are open-source, both speak the OpenAI API format so existing code keeps working, and both can run on a regular Linux server. But they take different paths
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Self-hosting cal.com gives you full control over scheduling data, integrations, and costs. This guide explains how to deploy cal.com with Docker and PostgreSQL, configure HTTPS and email, and avoid common setup mistakes during updates and first-run configuration.
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Hermes Agent from Nous Research is a self-improving, open-source AI agent that runs on a VPS, remembers context across sessions, and stays reachable through Telegram, Discord, or Slack. This 2026 guide walks through a fresh Ubuntu install end to end – Docker, the one-line installer, LLM setup, messaging gateway, and a 24/7 systemd service – in about 15 minutes.
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Install Docker on Ubuntu in four steps: update packages, add the Docker repository, install Docker Engine, and verify. Includes Docker Compose v2, Contabo VPS notes, and fixes for permission and daemon errors.
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Manage Docker containers with the commands you need during real deployments and troubleshooting. Covers image builds, cleanup, container lifecycle, logs, inspection, run options, registries, Swarm services, networks, and everyday best practices.
Keep your self-hosted n8n instance current with this step-by-step update guide. Learn how to safely pull the latest version, restart containers, and verify everything works – all in about five minutes using Docker Compose on your Contabo server,
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Setting up Docker and instantly deploying a Container over and over again can be time consuming. With Cloud-Init this just takes a few seconds!
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