I run my own infrastructure and publish most of the pieces: Ansible collections that configure the hosts, container images for mail, DNS and the web stack, the Hugo modules behind my sites, and the CI presets keeping some thirty repositories in sync. Solar monitoring and home automation happen on the side. The k3s cluster and the inventories stay private — the rest is out here.
Note
Everything is developed on my own Forgejo instance. What you find anywhere else is a mirror of it, and Codeberg is the one where you can reach me.
- Personal: git.zyria.de
- Work: git.casa-due-pur.de
- Mirrors: Codeberg · GitHub
Most of it is public. These are the ones people actually reuse:
- ansible-collection-unixoid — the base configuration every one of my machines gets
- ansible-collection-podman and ansible-collection-docker — container runtimes and the stacks that run on them
- postfix-docker · dovecot-docker · rspamd-docker — the mail stack behind zyria.de
- renovate-config and actions — shared presets and CI actions keeping some thirty repositories in sync
- nft-blacklist — ban large numbers of IP addresses with nftables
Take what you need; every repository ships its own license.
Registration on my instance is closed, so you cannot open an issue there. Use the Codeberg mirror instead, or write me on Mastodon. Pull requests are the one thing that will not survive: the mirror force-pushes on every change and overwrites whatever was created on the far side. Send a patch or an issue and I will carry it home myself.