I like this: https://www.theideon.com/
And if you are ok with something not open source but still selfhostable and need “jira but for developers”: there is youtrack, which you can find a docker img for somewhere (or you can use their cloud). It phones home to check the license and is free for up to 10 users. It’s very capable and feature rich.
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AI-powered security platform
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removing the commercial barrier can dramatically accelerate the adoption
*starts projectile vomiting at this startup culture techbro bs
It’s a subculture phenomenon, and lemmy linux is a subculture of a subculture, so it’s more intense.
I’ve been a moderator on some linux reddits in the past. And the less users there were in the sub, the more negativity, rudeness, gatekeeping and other toxicity was there. But ofc what I say is just an opinion based on my subjective experience so idk.
The linux kernel bsod is even younger than that, august 2024 iirc.
with dokplpy as a server docker managementweb gui.
for the code push workflow:
If you’re project has an unusual way to build, you could also do a git action that pushes a docker image out somewhere, depending on yoyr git provider.
There are probably infinitely many ways to autodeploy something.
If you need a step bt step breakdown, I can give you a guide based on my personal website, but that might not apply to your project.
On lemmy you’ll allways find the weirdos and elitists that have been pushed out of the mainstream.
The linux equivalent of bsod has been introduced pretty recently, so it’s normal for few people to have experienced it yet.
Also somewhat relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053/
Seems like it.
Not sure if they are verified but it seems there are more models here then on llama garden.
But I knew of neither project before this post so thanks
I’m a gui pleb, so I do all my selfhosting through dokploy, which uses traefik under the hood and I’m quite happy with it so far.
There is DoT, DoH and oblivious dns techniques. The problem is - users will have to configure those and aint nobody got time for that.
The amount of patches is as bad of a metric for judging development pace or quality of the result as counting the lines of code.