I am still in search for suitable monitoring tools for my home lab. I know I can use portainer, but I want to have something that is built for the purpose specifically, observing status more diversely and in depth, and has nice overview dashboard. After some search, I'll
I did some works on development tooling and website setup, such as OIDC providers, CMS, CRM, etc. It seems a path is forming – to explore the software development landscape, I need to setup necessary tools and the environment to do experiment and to deploy the (partial) works. I then search
I deployed a quick static landing page for Pointegrity, and also set up a CRM site for it using Corteza. I'd like to see how easy or difficult it is to allow visitors to post contact forms from the static website and to be processed by Corteza. Background
I have created a quick landing page for Pointegrity, which is only a static website accepting no user interaction. I'd like to allow people to submit forms either as guests or members. Corteza seems to provide required capability and more, so I'd like to find out
Several weeks into the journey (and this blog) in software development (here and here), I only get more and more stuff waiting for attention. It is impossible to complete all emerging tasks and document them properly, so I am going to relax a bit by keeping the posts chronologically, as
I'd like to have a template app that's a little more complex than keeping todo lists. The app should present a more natural CRUD usage pattern with separate viewing and update interfaces. Moreover, there should be some many-to-one and many-to-many relations among the application data models.
The first port mentioned about the focus of this site – to help beginners navigate the complex software development landscape. But it is just the general direction, both ambitious and ambiguous. To better clarify for myself, I am going to write down the sketch of the approach in my mind currently,
So I happened to catch an augmented Youtube video about a Stanford interview with Google's ex-CEO Eric Schmidt. As I am from Taiwan, naturally whenever the keyword "Taiwan" is uttered I'd pay attention. The remarks in the video are along the lines like * TSMC
Strapi has SSO support in its enterprise plan, but I only want to integrate Strapi in my own environment using my OIDC provider. I'd like to see if it takes a lot of effort to achieve the goal. If I can also learn to work with Strapi'
In searching for an open-source blogging site for self hosting, in addition to static site generators, I also tried Ghost, Strapi, Payload, among others. Strapi can be useful later when I want to define own data models that can be exposed as an API service for other use cases. Preparation
To self host an OIDC provider, I was investigating Authentik and ZITADEL. Here I did some experiments with ZITADEL. Preparation * Host websites using Docker and NPM Installation Visit https://zitadel.com/, and go to Quick Start, then go to Self-Hosting, as always. I'm trying Docker whenever I can,
htmlYac allows flexible scripting by flowing data from one response to another request. We'll use this to try connecting with OIDC Provider Preparation * Simple OIDC Provider * htmlYac installed Launching OIDC Provider Change the OIDC provider a little: import express from 'express'; import Provider from 'oidc-provider&