Comment on Ask HN: Which self-hosted solutions are you using?Comments−superboum8yPersonnaly, I have built a "self-hosted" stack around the following services:* Seafile (file hosting/synchronization/sharing/history)* SoGo (a webmail that work with existing IMAP and SMTP servers and exposes an Exchange API)* Matrix / Riot (matrix is a chat server, Riot is the web client)* Jenkins 2 (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment)* FreshRSS (RSS aggregator)Authentication is managed by a single LDAP service (openldap).I also plan to test/deploy:* Peertube (video hosting)* Mastodon (micro-blogging)My next goal would be to distribute this stack on more than one server, in order to improve availability.
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Personnaly, I have built a "self-hosted" stack around the following services:
* Seafile (file hosting/synchronization/sharing/history)
* SoGo (a webmail that work with existing IMAP and SMTP servers and exposes an Exchange API)
* Matrix / Riot (matrix is a chat server, Riot is the web client)
* Jenkins 2 (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment)
* FreshRSS (RSS aggregator)
Authentication is managed by a single LDAP service (openldap).
I also plan to test/deploy:
* Peertube (video hosting)
* Mastodon (micro-blogging)
My next goal would be to distribute this stack on more than one server, in order to improve availability.