Ink's Space

Services

Bitwarden

I host my own instance of bitwarden on my homelab which I and my girlfriend use, I had nothing against the free teir of Bitwarden it just seemed like fun to set up. It’s running in docker and is probably one of the simplest services I run in terms of setup.

chk

This is a domain I have had parked, redirecting to this one, for some time, originally I wanted to create a task list webapp for it. However, now I’m currently reworking my homelab to be infrastructure as code, and I hope to use this domain as my reverse proxy.

cloud

I host a nextcloud instance, for those curious here is some information on why. I’m the only one that uses and it works like a charm. Mostly I use it for file and contact synchronisation, and instant upload/backup of the photos I take on my phone.

gitlab

With Microsoft’s diddling of gitlab I figured I could host my own incantation of github, gitlab. On it reside all of my code based projects, public or private, feel free to take a look.

hab

Home automation, while stupid, dangerous, and a waste of time, is convenient from time to time.

jellyfin

I don’t sail the high seas, I don’t condone sailing the high seas, however, if you do sail the high seas and want a way to manage that which you pillage, JellyFin is pretty useful. I like it’s ability to parse my extensive collection of photos that I have received or taken over the years.

pasty

The first service I set up, second to my website, and I will never get rid of it. I have also never used it :D p.s. it’s a pastbin.

proxmox

I use proxmox to run my homelab, it’s nice and this is a link to it, no you can’t access it.

tng

I host this genealogy platform for my father who is somewhat of a family history buff. If you wish to know the history of my family, take a peak.