This monorepo will eventually contain everything needed to spin up and configure the infrastructure I use at home to self-host lots of services.
When I say eventually it's because I'm only pushing to this repository once I'm absolutely sure each "component" is safe to push - i.e. it no longer contains secrets or other sensitive values - something I'm relatively laid back about when it's only code consumed by myself, but not so laid back about when I'm pushing to a public repository!
I'm sharing it because I love this stuff, and I hope it will help others.
It stands for Price Personal Network. I wanted a short domain (as opposed to something like jake.local or home.lan that I could use for all my self-hosted services, and PPN works really well for that.
I own the ppn.sh domain, and I use int.ppn.sh for all my LAN only services, and ext.ppn.sh for anything that's accessible publically.
Somewhat embarrasingly I originally registered ppn.is (look at that closely) because it was the first domain ending that came up as free for ppn. It was only a few hours later that I realised my mistake. (Replace the second p with an e and you certainly have a memorable domain name...) That's when I swiftly found and registered ppn.sh.
There's a lot more to come, as and when I get the time to clean up the code and document my setup.