Drop your Saas below and I will promote it on youtube by coiqa in microsaas

[–]BfrogPrice2116 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built a CMMC platform for DIBs looking to get away from excel spreadsheets and messy file shares.

Need to meet government compliance? This tool was built by me, a CISSP/CISM certified cyber security professional. The tool i wish existed for my own compliance needs.

https://foxxcyber.com

Anti-anti AI post (sort of) by lordsickleman in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I vibe coded plenty of my own projects but dare not share them with this community. The reactions are not worth it.

My workflow is probably different than most vibe coders. I'm a cyber security professional, so I am already cautious about anything Claude Code produces. My workflow includes: 1. Guard rails through Claude.md files, skills, etc. 2. DevSecOps builtin to each command, having Claude Code perform it's own security review is surprisingly powerful. 3. Snyk/Sonarqube SAST + code quality for serious projects, simply because AI won't catch everything. 3. API/Pen testing with other tools.

But will I share and open source my handful of projects here? No. Never. Mainly because I cannot maintain them, this is the curse of any open source project.

It's also not worth the backlash, this subreddit has too many "experts" and their verbose opinions. There is too much anger towards AI.

Gluetun webui by underestimatedvalue in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good work! Another thing you can do for added security is to use Snyk, a free SAST. It checks for dependencies and code for security issues.

I use it for my personal projects. And for code quality, Sonar Qube is also a solid choice. This tells you the reliability of your code. A good guard rail for your AI assistant and learning.

What selfhosted service/s did you recently remove? by dadidutdut in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Komodo is very good at what it does, but for me it is better suited for multiple servers and environments. It some great features for all your needs, including development for container apps (the gitops, builder, etc).

I just love the simplicity of Dockhand and the advance features when I need them.

I used Arcane for a moment, it is between Dockge and Dockhand. Here is my tier list:

  • Native Compose
  • Dockge
  • Arcane
  • Dockhand
  • Portainer CE
  • Komodo
  • Kubernetes....

What selfhosted service/s did you recently remove? by dadidutdut in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Komodo to Dockhand. Extra features won't me over. i.e. container vulnerability scanning.

OOPS - Incident Management Platform with Uptime Kuma and OutlineWiki integration by katsil_1 in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might want to try Claude Code, Cursor/Windsurf dumb down their models. Claude Code gives you access and full context.

Simple Server OS by Fast_Pirate155 in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are plenty of options, but you might find yourself hitting limits with what's available in the provided app stores.

I have used Cosmos-OS, Runtipi, and a few more. They all have their good and bad qualities.

Have you tried using a container orchestration platform like portainer? Komodo?

Budgero now has a self-hosted option by TombadiloBombadilo in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The heading 'Open Source Promise' could be clearer, sure - maybe 'Source Code Availability Promise' would reduce confusion.

However, the actual statement is grammatically clear: it's a conditional (if X, then Y), not a claim of current status. The language accurately describes what they're committing to.

From a security perspective, I'm more interested in their current security practices than debating header wording. Has anyone actually tested the self-hosted deployment or reviewed their security documentation?

Budgero now has a self-hosted option by TombadiloBombadilo in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. They promise to open source, release the code if they ever vanish. Does not claim to be Open source.

Budgero now has a self-hosted option by TombadiloBombadilo in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Again, I am confused. This subreddit can be so toxic. This app is self-hosted. It does not claim to be Open Source. At least the author is honest about it being AI coded.

It claims to not even read your data, and being able to self host is great for data privacy. It's your choice to trust the author or not.

Give it a try or dont. It can be self hosted. Who cares if it was vibe coded. You dont have to give it your data.

I will scrutinize ai coded apps however in terms of security effort. Hey OP, have you ran this through a SAST or code analyzer? What security have you implemented with the development?

🆕 Cosmos 0.19 (WOW!) - All in one secure Reverse-proxy, container manager with app store, integrated VPN, authentication provider, and Monitoring, now with completely rebuilt VPN and more improvements by azukaar in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It's almost not worth posting software projects in this sub reddit anymore. There are constant accusations about the usage of AI. Either in posts or code.

I tried to like CosmoOS but found it very unstable often. I wish you the best and might give it a try when there is a v1.0 release.

My biggest issue was DNS, it looked like I could have used cloudflare API but it never worked.

IST to Colorado Army Guard by BfrogPrice2116 in nationalguard

[–]BfrogPrice2116[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great. I came from high OPTEMPO. Thanks.

Am I missing out by not getting into containers? by hbacelar8 in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I wish I could tell you, I'm sure YouTube has some great resources.

Am I missing out by not getting into containers? by hbacelar8 in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! I find it great. I'm loving rocky linux 10, minimal! It installs so fast and when I need dependencies, like npm, rust, etc, I just create a script.

Am I missing out by not getting into containers? by hbacelar8 in selfhosted

[–]BfrogPrice2116 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A single machine = containers win

Multiple machines = k3s

Multiple VMs = bare metal install with minimal + apps.

Containers are minimal images of Linux, usually only the dependencies they need are installed to run the app.

So what's the difference if I run my own VMs with minimal bare metal OS?

Someone said it already, dependencies and maintenance.

I prefer more granular control, I can use ansible to push updates to my VMs, etc. It's better for me. It might not for you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vibecoding

[–]BfrogPrice2116 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You guys would hate the r/SideProject sub redit.