This is awesome! I have a similar setup, with multiple Nanobot Docker instances across three different VMs, along with Matrix and Gitea. I also have a few connected with Obsidian.
I’d love to understand more about your Obsidian setup and Buzz.
The Matrix app on iOS isn’t as good as Telegram.
I have 16 Nanobot instances—4 for my parents and 12 for me and my spouse.
With OpenWebUI and its Knowledge feature, I was thinking of moving some of them there.
I have only one small VPS for ntfy and Matrix. Everything else is self-hosted.
A few years ago, I bought way too much RAM for my Dell server and added more storage just to experiment. Now I’m sitting on a gold mine, with prices having nearly tripled!
I also have a Synology for VM snapshots and backups to Google Drive and B2.
Obsidian is like the shared knowledge base that everyone has access to and that I can easily read/review (although I try not to too often). It has architecture stuff, go-to-market section, howtos (setting up new agents, dns backups, etc.), info on my main projects, writing, etc. It gets synced between my machine and the VPS. I also store in github as a backup occasionally (thx for reminder!).
I use the actual Buzz ios app which I was building on my own but at first glance it appears is now in the iOS store.
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This is awesome! I have a similar setup, with multiple Nanobot Docker instances across three different VMs, along with Matrix and Gitea. I also have a few connected with Obsidian.
I’d love to understand more about your Obsidian setup and Buzz.
The Matrix app on iOS isn’t as good as Telegram.
I have 16 Nanobot instances—4 for my parents and 12 for me and my spouse.
With OpenWebUI and its Knowledge feature, I was thinking of moving some of them there.
I have only one small VPS for ntfy and Matrix. Everything else is self-hosted.
A few years ago, I bought way too much RAM for my Dell server and added more storage just to experiment. Now I’m sitting on a gold mine, with prices having nearly tripled!
I also have a Synology for VM snapshots and backups to Google Drive and B2.
Obsidian is like the shared knowledge base that everyone has access to and that I can easily read/review (although I try not to too often). It has architecture stuff, go-to-market section, howtos (setting up new agents, dns backups, etc.), info on my main projects, writing, etc. It gets synced between my machine and the VPS. I also store in github as a backup occasionally (thx for reminder!).
I use the actual Buzz ios app which I was building on my own but at first glance it appears is now in the iOS store.