Self-host an Organization | Bitwarden
This article will walk you through starting an organization on your self-hosted server.
Self-Host & Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own
Why I self-host my websites, newsletter, and homelab—and the satisfaction that comes from building and using your own digital tools.
Self-Hosting Guide to Alternatives: Notion
Self-hosted alternatives for the popular collaboration platform
Self-hosting - AT Protocol
Resources for self-hosting various components of the Atmosphere stack
Self-Hosted Software and Apps
A directory of self-hosted software and applications for easy browsing and discovery
Self-Host and Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own | Hacker News
Self-hosting doesn’t mean you have to buy hardware. After a few years, low-end machines are borderline unusable with Windows, but they are still plenty strong for a Linux server. It’s quite likely you or a friend has an old laptop laying around, which can be repurposed. I’ve done this with an i3 from 2011 [1] for two users, and in 2025 I have no signs that I need an upgrade.
Self-hosting and Tangled | jola.dev
Tangled is a Github alternative built on atproto that lets you self-host your own repos and workflows, while still participating in a shared community. Here's how you get set up.
Why I still self host my servers (and what I've recently learned)
A short story on why I still go through the effort of self hosting servers and some things it taught me recently.
So, you want to start self-hosting? Part 1 - How to install Proxmox and pick your hardware.
awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
A list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted on your own servers
Self-hosting your own atproto infrastructure is very much attainable and after going through the process, I wanted to do a little series of write ups on how to go about it. Starting with the PDS! jola.dev/posts/self-hosting-your-pds
Self-hosting your PDS
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A collection of services that anyone can self host. Ideally, every entry should point to the service or thing itself so that anyone checking the service out is presented with *what* instead of *how*. All of these should include guides on how to host the service.
