Postiz centralizes drafting and scheduling posts across platforms in an open-source application. Its repository lets teams assess self-hosting and available integrations.
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Maxun records browser interactions to extract data, run automations, and monitor pages. Its repository describes an open-source solution that can be self-hosted.
Rybbit offers open-source web analytics with self-hosting and a deliberately simple interface. It targets teams that want audience metrics without relying on Google Analytics.
changedetection.io monitors pages and reports changes such as price shifts or restocks. It can be self-hosted and sends alerts through multiple channels.
This selection includes Dozzle, Stirling PDF, Excalidraw and Linkwarden. It shows how focused services can cover logs, documents, diagrams and bookmark management.
Parth Shah
Tunnelto creates a tunnel to a development port and provides a public address. The repository covers installation, CLI options and self-hosting.
The developer documentation separates installation, contribution and API integration paths. It points to Docker or Kubernetes deployments and the REST reference.
Bastillion opens SSH sessions from the browser and manages key distribution across registered hosts. It provides a shared interface for access and key rotation.
This overview traces Stirling PDF’s development and its editing and processing tools. It describes browser, desktop and server execution options.
Coolify’s documentation covers installation and initial application and database deployments. Framework guides and service templates help users get started on their own infrastructure.
Nightingale connects sources such as Prometheus, Loki and PostgreSQL to an alerting engine. Rules, events and notification routing can be managed together in a self-hosted installation.
SafeLine filters and monitors HTTP traffic in front of web applications. The repository explains its reverse-proxy role and the attack classes its protections target.
Nginx Ignition provides an interface for virtual hosts, proxying and SSL certificates. It offers a structured way to manage common nginx server needs.
This experience report examines the challenges of horizontally deployed Next.js. It highlights caching and coordination concerns when multiple instances serve the same application.
David Höck
Paperless-ngx organizes scanned documents into an accessible, searchable archive. The community project provides a self-hosted foundation for collecting and retrieving documents.
This Python service wraps a static-map library in a Flask API. It combines XYZ or TMS tiles with markers, lines and polygons to generate map images.
The guide uses Next.js standalone output to build a Docker image and deploy the application on a server. It explains a hosting option independent of Vercel’s runtime.
Kamran Tahir
Namviek provides essential project management features for development teams. The repository presents a self-hosted option and demo instances for evaluating the product.
This discussion examines ISR cache consistency in Docker and Kubernetes deployments. It points to custom cache handlers for coordinating multiple self-hosted instances.
PR-Agent provides a community-maintained agent for reviewing pull requests. The repository documents setup and distinguishes this open-source project from Qodo’s commercial offering.