Website, apps, automations, and monitoring
The Doc Labs host runs WordPress, Nginx, MariaDB, Nextcloud, n8n, NocoDB, Open WebUI, Portainer, Uptime Kuma, RSSHub, Homarr, Minecraft Bedrock, TheDocBot, Watchtower, and support containers.
Projects
My Projects
The public-safe map of what I run: the website stack, Tower media services, automations, AI tools, dashboards, photos, and the workflows I am still improving.
Media, archive, requests, and house services
Tower runs Jellyfin, Emby, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr, qBittorrentVPN, SABnzbdVPN, Jellyseerr, Immich, Vaultwarden, Watchstate, Cloudflared, PostgreSQL support, and related media tooling.
Why the container stack matters
Tower currently has about 645 movie video files, 246 TV show folders, about 15,900 TV/video files, and about 18,262 photo files. At that size, updates, indexing, monitoring, heat, and backup habits are part of the project.
Approve first, publish second
The right workflow is to pull candidate images from the machine or Immich, make a private approval sheet, and only publish the selected photos into albums or project notes.
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Dual-Database Foundation
Two dedicated databases support application reliability: one for WordPress content and one for service workflows.
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n8n Automation Orchestrator
n8n runs event-driven workflows for updates, sync tasks, and repeatable operations across the lab.
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Self-Hosted NocoDB Data Hub
Running a private NocoDB instance as the central data layer for content, automation, and internal…
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Self-Hosted Nextcloud
Complete cloud storage replacement with calendar and contacts.
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n8n Automation Hub
Workflow automation managing all homelab automation.
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Raspberry Pi K3s Cluster
Production Kubernetes cluster from 4 Raspberry Pi nodes.