Pyrine is a mostly private network of self-hosted services running on hardware I own. I wanted to take back control over my data and become more self-sustained. This has been by far my largest focus as I move off the cloud.
In general, Pyrine is an invite-only private network consisting of multiple services self hosted by me. Many of these services have been written from scratch with help from a few dedicated friends [thanks everyone for the help, its much appreciated!].
The main goal of pyrine is to move to a more decentralized and self-sustained lifestyle for full privacy and control over data in a growing age of decreases in privacy, AI, and mistrust, misuse and over collection of data and personal information from corporations.
Pyrine also aims to provide its services to highly trusted people, such as friends. By the way, if you would like access, dont be afraid to reach out!
All home hardware exists as a stack of rackmount servers on the floor in the corner of my spare bedroom. These things help to keep the room nice and warm : )
This is a friend's server. No further details will be provided.
Cloud server for a self-hosted email server.
Cloud server for critical services that need 100% uptime. Or rather, things I cant live without if the power goes out.
Here are all of the public services under the Pyrine network.
My self hosted Fediverse instance (Mastodon)
My Forgejo instance, where all my projects source code lives.
Language translation. Free for anyone to use!
Yeah so I bought stuff to make a storage server. So what? Spent nearly $1000 😬. This will be the first rack-mountable server.
The Pyrine name was constructed and the domain pyrine.net was registered. This was mostly just a combination of the words pyro, graphene, graphite, and pyrite. After a huge struggle to find something fitting for the blazing sword.