Services

devhack services! we run these on servers at the space and try to opt for the best self-hosted options available that fit our use cases.

• Matrix
• devhack.net (also dev.hack.seattle.wa.us, for a less aggressively cached version)
• Wiki (you are here)
• Trac issue tracker
• Forgejo (git hosting)
• LibreSpeed speed test service
• Member Services
• HedgeDoc multi-player text editor
• OpenBao
• Keycloak (also see: IDP account)
• Alertmanager - mostly routes alerts to #alerts on Matrix. You probably don't need to visit the web UI. Alerts are configured in core-infra.git, pull requests readily accepted (look at k8s/monitoring/alerts-*.yaml and add your own there)
• Prometheus - collects metrics about many of the systems in the space and works with Alertmanager to detect and notify about problems with them. Configured in core-infra.git, pull requests readily accepted.
• Grafana - a pretty interface to visualize Prometheus metrics and maybe other data in the future. You probably want this instead of Prometheus.
• Nextcloud
• Email
• SearX
• Headscale (also see: VPN access)

• MaaS PXE Boot
  • http://sidecar.int.devhack.net:5240/

/dev/hack hosts its own Git forge, providing a platform for collaborative software development and version control. The Git forge is self-hosted using the Forgejo platform, an open-source alternative to popular services like GitHub and GitLab.

• Repositories: Create and manage repositories for your projects, whether for personal or group development.
• Collaboration: Collaborate with other members by tracking issues, pull requests, and reviewing code.
• Continuous Integration: Integrate with CI/CD pipelines to automate testing and deployment.
• Webhooks: Connect your repositories to external services via webhooks to respond to events such as commits or pull requests.
• User Management: Fine-grain access control lets you manage repo visibility (private/public) and user permissions.

1. . Visit our Git forge and login using your IDP_account
2. . Create a new repository or browse existing ones to get involved in ongoing projects.
3. . Start pushing code using git:

  git clone https://git.devhack.net/you/your-repo.git
  cd your-repo
  git add .
  git commit -m "Your commit message"
  git push origin main

Forgejo User Guide

Git Documentation

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