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401.cherifon / Ultimate-DNS-Shield

Self-hosted DNS with Pi-hole + Unbound + Docker on Raspberry Pi

dns
docker
homelab
linux
networking
pihole
+4 more

Shell Other license8 total1 forks

+1 stars

from 7 · score 0.69

402.crleonard / pingtower

Lightweight self-hosted uptime monitor for websites and APIs with a built-in dashboard and local JSON-backed storage.

api-monitoring
devops
go
golang
health-checks
http-monitoring
+4 more

Go MIT8 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 7 · score 0.69

403.jesusnoseq / request-inbox

The simplest way to test your APIs and webhooks

dockerfile
qa-automation
testing-tools
self-hosted

TypeScript APACHE-2.06 total1 forks

+1 stars

from 5 · score 0.69

404.undeadlist / trust-scan

Is this app legit? Check before you connect. Free URL security scanner for indie developers and AI builders. Live at trustscanpro.com

nextjs
open-source
phishing-detection
scam-detection
security
threat-intelligence
+12 more

TypeScript MIT5 total1 forks

+1 stars

from 4 · score 0.69

405.mashb1t / resq

restic backup via docker labels

Shell GPL-3.03 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 2 · score 0.69

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