Posts with Tag: traefik

Forgejo is a lightweight self-hosted Git forge with repositories, issues, pull requests, releases, packages, and optional Actions-compatible CI. It is a good fit when GitLab is too heavy but a plain Git server is not enough. This guide installs Forge…

This guide walks you through deploying a fully self-hosted Plausible Analytics instance. Plausible is a lightweight, privacy-friendly alternative to Google Analytics — it doesn’t use cookies, is fully GDPR-compliant, and respects the privacy of your …

Immich is currently the most powerful open-source alternative to Google Photos. It offers high-performance backup, AI-driven face recognition, and a polished mobile app. This guide focuses on a robust deployment using Docker Compose, integrating it i…

This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for deploying a production-ready Mastodon instance. We will use the official Mastodon Docker images and configure them to run securely behind our modern Traefik v3 reverse proxy, which handles TLS, secur…

Mailcow is a powerful and flexible open-source mail server suite that allows you to manage your email communications securely and efficiently. With Mailcow, you can create multiple email domains and accounts, manage users, and leverage features like …

This tutorial explains how to deploy a simple and secure Nginx web server using Docker Compose. This setup is designed to run behind an existing Traefik reverse proxy, providing a robust and easily manageable solution for hosting a static website. Ch…