Understanding Open Source Licenses
Understand the differences between permissive and copyleft licenses, learn which ones are best for commercial use, and discover how to stay compliant.
Understand the differences between permissive and copyleft licenses, learn which ones are best for commercial use, and discover how to stay compliant.
Accessing Your Self Hosted Services WITHOUT Port Forwarding with Pangolin. Discover the benefits of Cloudflare Zero Tunnel deployed with Docker for securing connections and expose services securely on a global scale.
How to use Traefik and Setup Cloudflare DNS Challenge to get HTTPs on all your HomeLab Applications.
Introduction to Commento Commento is an open-source, lightweight, and privacy-focused commenting system that you can self-host. Unlike traditional commenting systems, Commento doesn’t track your users, respects their privacy, and is fully compliant with GDPR and other privacy regulations. Why Choose Commento? Privacy-focused: No tracking, no ads, no analytics Lightweight: Fast-loading with minimal JavaScript Open Source: Full control over your data, with MIT license Markdown Support: Format your comments easily Email Notifications: Get notified of new comments Moderation Tools: Full control over comments And…anonymous comments! Prerequisites Before we begin, make sure you have the following: A server with Docker and Docker Compose installed A domain name pointing to your server (recommended) Basic knowledge of Docker and the command line Installation with Docker Compose First, create a new directory for your Commento setup: mkdir commento && cd commento Create a docker-compose....
Dive into Memos, Many Notes, and SilverBullet – three powerful F/OSS note-taking tools that prioritize data ownership and privacy through easy self-hosting with Docker.