Uptime Kuma

A Docker Compose configuration for deploying Uptime Kuma with Traefik as a reverse proxy. The repository targets Uptime Kuma 2.0 beta and uses `uptime.zenvps.xyz` as the default domain; deploying it on another domain requires replacing that domain throughout the configuration.

PeaNUT is a web dashboard for Network UPS Tools (NUT) that monitors network-connected UPS devices. It displays real-time battery, runtime, load, and status information, supports multiple devices and UPS commands, and provides configuration through a web UI or YAML file. It offers an API, Prometheus support, InfluxDB v2 integration for Grafana monitoring, and customizable widgets for Homepage integration. The project is distributed as a Docker image and supports Linux on amd64 and arm64 platforms, including Raspberry Pi 4 and newer.

cronstable is a job scheduler and workflow orchestrator for single machines and clusters. It runs commands in the foreground, logs to stdout and stderr, and accepts jobs defined in YAML or imported from five-field user crontab files. Jobs can use cron-style schedules, time zones, retries with exponential backoff, configurable failure detection, execution timeouts, result verification, and alerts through Sentry, email, Slack-compatible webhooks, shell commands, or Windows Event Log. An optional durable state store preserves run history and pending retries across restarts, supports missed-run recovery, and provides storage, locks, idempotency keys, artifacts, and secrets. DAG workflows add dependencies, data sharing, fan-out, sensors, approval gates, and selective recovery. Optional clustering coordinates replicas through gossip, Kubernetes leases, etcd, or a shared filesystem, with leader election and job ownership policies. The daemon exposes a web dashboard and HTTP API with live logs, history, schedule inspection, workflow controls, cluster views, and built-in Prometheus and StatsD metrics. A terminal dashboard and optional iOS app are also available. The project publishes Docker images and standalone binaries for multiple operating systems, can run as a restricted non-root container, requires Python 3.10 or later for pip installation, and is MIT-licensed.

Dynacat Dashboard is a self-hosted homelab dashboard configuration built around Dynacat. It combines host and resource metrics, top consumers, Docker stack status, container update and release badges, service uptime monitoring, and Jellyfin continue-watching and recently-added views. Widgets fail independently when their dependencies are unavailable. The Docker widget discovers containers automatically and groups them by Compose project; other widgets connect to services such as Glances, a Docker socket proxy, WUD, and Jellyfin through shared Docker networks. The repository includes three theme presets and can be launched with Docker Compose.

Project NOMAD is an offline-first knowledge and education server from Crosstalk Solutions. It provides a browser-based Command Center and API that orchestrate containerized resources and applications through Docker on Debian-based systems, allowing the installation, configuration, and updating of an offline knowledge environment. Its capabilities include offline Wikipedia and reference libraries through Kiwix, Khan Academy courses and progress tracking through Kolibri, downloadable regional maps through ProtoMaps, CyberChef data tools, FlatNotes markdown notes, a one-click application catalog, and support for custom Docker containers. Its optional AI Assistant uses Ollama or an OpenAI-compatible server such as LM Studio or llama.cpp, with document uploads and semantic search implemented through Qdrant-based retrieval-augmented generation. An internet connection is required for installation and optional later downloads; the installed system is designed to operate offline and the project states that it has no built-in telemetry. It can be installed through a terminal-based script or Docker Compose, is licensed under Apache License 2.0, and does not currently include authentication, so the project advises against exposing an instance directly to the internet.