Every service joins a shared Docker network. Traefik auto-discovers labels, terminates TLS via Let's Encrypt, and routes subdomains without config changes.

ops4life · 31 services · 4 networks

Edge

Internet

:80 → :443

Cloudflare

DNS · DDoS

Traefik

ACME · traefik-net

traefik-net 25 routed

devex

developer experience

roadmap

public roadmap

learnmlops

MLOps course

jupyter

interactive notebooks

mlflow

experiment tracking

airflow

DAG orchestration

systemdesign

system design course

pythondsa

Python & DSA course

n8n

workflow automation

insights

Claude Code analytics

code

browser IDE

portainer

container management

grafana

metrics dashboards

kuma

uptime monitoring

authentik

identity & SSO

docs

internal docs

listmonk

newsletter delivery

pgadmin

database admin

minio

object storage

token-dash

token analytics

guacamole

remote desktop

learnk8s

Kubernetes course

learniac

IaC / Terraform course

agent

personal AI assistant

admin

ops4life admin dashboard

ollama

self-hosted LLM inference

Internal networks

monitoring-net

prometheus · node-exporter · cadvisor

postgres-net

postgres 17

host network

newrelic-infra

External

Claude Code

primary AI tool

Google Gemini

AI / LLM

GitHub OAuth

auth provider

Resend

email delivery

Integrations

7 third-party services,
managed externally.

GitHub

Source control and CI/CD for the ops4life repository ecosystem.

Source control

Cloudflare

DNS for ops4life.com. Routes subdomains to the self-hosted stack with DDoS protection.

DNS

New Relic

Cloud observability. CPU, memory, disk, network, and container metrics.

Observability

Statuspage

Public status page for all services. Incident history and live uptime — powered by Atlassian.

Status

Resend

Transactional email delivery. Powers newsletter confirmations and broadcasts via Listmonk SMTP.

Sentry

Error tracking and performance monitoring for backend and frontend services.

Error tracking

SonarQube Cloud

Continuous code quality and security analysis for all ops4life repositories.

Code quality

FAQ

Most common questions.

No worries — here you can find all the answers.

What is Ops4Life? +

Ops4Life is a personal self-hosted infrastructure platform. It hosts a curated collection of open-source developer applications, all containerized with Docker and routed through Traefik with automatic TLS encryption.

How are services accessed? +

Each service is accessible via its own subdomain at *.ops4life.com. Traefik handles all routing and TLS termination, so every service gets HTTPS automatically via Let's Encrypt certificates.

Is all traffic encrypted? +

Yes. All services are served over HTTPS with TLS certificates automatically issued and renewed by Let's Encrypt through Traefik's built-in ACME support. HTTP traffic is redirected to HTTPS automatically.

What infrastructure powers this? +

The entire stack runs on Docker Compose with Traefik as the reverse proxy and edge router. Services communicate via a shared Docker network (traefik-net). Infrastructure is hosted on AWS Lightsail in the ap-southeast-1 region, created by a Vietnamese developer.

How is uptime monitored? +

Uptime Kuma monitors all services every 60 seconds with instant alerts on downtime. A public status page is available at ops4life.statuspage.io.

How do I add a new service? +

Create a docker-compose.yml connecting to traefik-net with Traefik labels, add an .env.example file, and run docker compose up -d. The service is automatically discovered and routed by Traefik.

Live status

All 23 services, healthy.

Public status page, updated every minute.

Open status page Read the docs

Ops at Scale. Shared for Life.

11 projects,built in public.

claude4ops

awsp

kubeseal-vscode

terraform-toolkit

eks-iac-template

terraform-template

github-template

.github

roadmaps

mlops-get-started

spark

25 use cases.One platform. In production.

Docker, Traefik,and a single reverse proxy.

7 third-party services,managed externally.

GitHub

Cloudflare

New Relic

Statuspage

Resend

Sentry

SonarQube Cloud

Most common questions.

All 23 services, healthy.

Ops at Scale.
Shared for Life.

11 projects,
built in public.

25 use cases.
One platform. In production.

Docker, Traefik,
and a single reverse proxy.

7 third-party services,
managed externally.