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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/crono782 on 2025-02-15 23:53:25+00:00.
Hey all, I'd gotten some requests from my colleagues and peers to make a tutorial on my local dev setup that I use, primarily for flask and such. I put together a youtube playlist that lines out my so-called "Github in a box" setup. It includes the following features:
- SCM
- Remote, sandboxed development environments
- CICD
- Dependency management
- Gists
- Static site hosting
- Static code analysis
- Pypi caching
- Docker registry caching
Essentially, what I use at home is a freebie version github where I self host it all to keep my data in-house. The main goal was to make it ultra portable and lightweight/flexible to my per-project needs. It's relatively easy to set up and use and very quick to spin up and tear down. Hope the community finds this useful.
Youtube playlist:
Project files: