[meehai]

Mine is much more barebone:

- one single machine - nginx proxy - many services on the same machine; some are internal, some are supposed to be public, are all accessible via the web! - internal ones have a humongous large password for HTTP basic auth that I store in an external password manager (firefox built in one) - public ones are either public or have google oauth

I coded all of them from scratch as that's the point of what I'm doing with homelabbing. You want images? browsers can read them. Videos? Browsers can play them.

The hard part is the backend for me. The frontend is very much "90s html".

[qmr]

HTTP sends password in cleartext. Better to use a self signed certificate at least.

[mirdaki]

Nice! I have a friend who is starting to program his infrastructure/services from scratch. It's a neat way to learn and make things fit well for your own needs