Racula: Design Your Network Rack Before You Build It
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Racula: Design Your Network Rack Before You Build It

Racula is an open-source rack layout planner that helps you design and visualize your network rack before installing hardware. Built with heavy AI assistance, it also sparks an important conversation about the future of AI-generated open-source software.
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Krawl: The Modern Deception-Based Honeypot Revolutionizing Threat Intelligence
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Krawl: The Modern Deception-Based Honeypot Revolutionizing Threat Intelligence

Modern cybersecurity faces a persistent challenge: the relentless tide of automated scanning tools that infiltrate web infrastructure before any traditional defenses can react. Unlike traditional attack patterns, threat actors increasingly adopt a "crawl, don't knock" strategy—methodically scanning systems for vulnerabilities rather than launching direct attacks.
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Mastering NetBox Deployment: A Portainer-Friendly Approach for SysAdmins
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Mastering NetBox Deployment: A Portainer-Friendly Approach for SysAdmins

NetBox, the powerful open-source IP Address Management (IPAM) and Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform, is a staple for network engineers. Yet, getting it deployed reliably often involves wrestling with complex Docker Compose configurations that aren't optimized for modern deployment tools like Portainer. If you're a
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BentoPDF: A Fast, Private, Client-Side PDF Toolkit You Can Self-Host

BentoPDF: A Fast, Private, Client-Side PDF Toolkit You Can Self-Host

BentoPDF is a privacy-first, client-side PDF toolkit that lets you edit, merge, convert, and process documents directly in your browser with zero uploads and zero tracking. This article explores its features and why it’s one of the best self-hosted PDF solutions available today.
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UptimeKit: A Lightweight, No-Nonsense Uptime Monitor You Can Self-Host

UptimeKit: A Lightweight, No-Nonsense Uptime Monitor You Can Self-Host

UptimeKit is a clean, lightweight, and fast open-source uptime monitor that delivers exactly what most people want: simple deployment, real-time status checks, and a dashboard that just works. This article walks through its features and shows how to install it using Docker.
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