@selfhosted I self-host a few services on my box, but I’m looking for a ‘dashboard’ like solution to use as a portal to click to each of those. I’ve seen this before, but can’t for the life of me remember what it’s called… suggestions? :debian: :linux:
Dashy, flame, and Heimdall are all decent. I could never stick with using a dashboard though. I always gravitated towards just typing part of the url in and letting browser autocomplete finish it.
@johntash This is also new for me. I’ve been typing the URL, but I’m getting addicted to self-hosting so much that I’m finding it hard to remember IP and ports for each service. I came to realize yesterday that I’m self-hosting 12 different services!
In that case I would also recommend setting up domains for everything! As an example, I use something like “myname.net” as my base domain (where I would put a dashboard when I try using them) and then each app I self-host gets its own subdomain like bookstack.myname.net, ntfy.myname.net, miniflux.myname.net, etc. These all point to internal IPs but can still use HTTPS because I use let’s encrypt to get a wildcard cert for *.myname.net. There’s a little more to it too like also needing to set up a reverse proxy.
@johntash ✅ Yep, that’s exactly how I have it. Anything exposed to the outside world should be https