Infrastructure

My personal computing cloud. As many components as possible should be available to me regardless of my current location — my life is far too mobile to be reliant on local access.

My primary workhorse. Serves Jupyter, Gotify, this DokuWiki PKB, and probably some test software I forgot to uninstall.

Probably right where we left it and still running, just inaccessible. No idea what to do about that.

Hosted (hosting?) a Gitea instance.

Docker is proving to be great fun. It's great to be able to start these services and have them work. It's also easier to clean up after testing new services. And I think something something isolation?

I'll need to figure out how to provide public access to containerized services. Properly-configured nginx proxies should suffice (and provide HTTPS), but I'll need to make sure the headers are forwarded correctly and so on.

Initial tests have been very satisfying. It will likely meet my stated need for a unified storage solution. In keeping with the above plan to Dockerize my services, I would like to build it around this image. Enable files, calendar, contacts, Talk (video conferencing), and Deck (kanban). Offer access to the sibs.

The current plan is to install the instance on a Raspberry Pi, which will allow me to have full hands-on access to the storage media. This may complicate global access, as I have little control over port forwarding at my current residence. See “5G Hotspots and Tinc” in 38:1 of 2600 for a possible solution to this exact problem.

May not be necessary with NextCloud, but I would like to try it out. There's even a Docker image!

Unfortunately, this will not be able to run on sinensis, at least not without some hardware upgrades. Maybe I can run this in Docker as well?

A small Raspberry Pi cluster for hosting my experiments into distributed computing.

Not exactly an active plan, but I have needed an RTMP destination once or twice. Owncast might be a handy tool for that purpose should the need arise again.