In this guide, I’ll show you how to customize your Flame Dashboard by using CSS tweaks. This will allow you to change font sizes, hover colors, number of rows, custom background images, and much more. If you haven’t set up your Flame dashboard yet, follow my How To Install Flame Dashboard in Docker guide. You…
In this guide, I’m going to show you how to setup and install the Flame dashboard in a Docker container. Flame is a simple, minimalistic self-hosted startpage. It’s very customizable – you can change the theme, add or remove sites from the GUI, upload custom icons, and even display the weather! It’s easy to setup…
In this guide, I’m going to show you how to update one of your docker containers to the latest version in just a few short steps. For this guide, I’m going to be updating my Homer dashboard to take advantage of the the PING feature, which displays a round circle if the service is reachable…
If you’ve been looking for a selfhosted server monitoring and uptime detector, look no further than Uptime Kuma. Uptime Kuma is a relatively new player player in the uptime monitoring space. It’s a great replacement for Statping, which is no longer being developed and has numerous breaking bugs (for example, not receiving alerts or the…
Did you know you can add a custom image as the background to your self-hosted Homer dashboard? It’s pretty simple and easy to do (you can actually see an example of this on the Homer github page), but just in case you missed this like I did – I’m going to show you how to…
In this guide, I’m going to show you how to add an internet search bar into your Homer dashboard. This is especially useful if you access Homer from a shortcut on your phone. Rather than having to open a new tab, I can quickly hit the back button to return to my Homer dashboard. Despite…
Like many selfhosters, having a dashboard to quickly access all of your selfhosted applications is one of the most fun things to set up in your homelab. There are lots of different dashboards to choose from: Heimdall, Organizr, DashMachine, just to name a few. After playing around with each of them, my dashboard of choice…
In this guide, I’m going to show you an incredibly simple way to create a menu to display all of your most-used Powershell scripts. In this tutorial, I am using PSScriptMenuGui. This module uses a simple 6-column .CSV file, which is where you will specify things like the script path, button name, section, and description….
On my quest to find the perfect self-hosted dashboard, I came across an amazing dashboard called Homer. According to the developer, Homer is a “dead simple static HOMepage for your servER to keep your services on hand, from a simple yaml configuration file.” If you’ve read any of my previous posts, you’ll know that really…
For those of you not in the selfhosted/Dashmachine subreddits, Dashmachine v0.7 was released about a week ago. Dashmachine is a dashboard for all of your selfhosted apps, media applications, browser shortcuts, and much more. You can think of it as an application bookmark. Once installed, set it as your browser’s default opening URL so everytime…