Brybry

Home Server

At home, I run a custom Ubuntu server. It started as a simple virtual machine I prepared specifically for imaging a small Intel NUC. Currently, it hosts a server, Webmin, and Pi-Hole.
Webmin is a web-based interface that simplifies the management of Linux systems, including configuring operating system internals and updating packages.
Pi-Hole allows me to block ads and trackers across all devices on the network. It acts as a DNS proxy, filtering out unwanted content before it reaches the devices.
The server also enables multiplayer gaming by managing server configurations, plugins, CLI, and performing server maintenance tasks such as backups, updates, and troubleshooting.

Early 2000s websites served as a real inspiration for creating my portfolio, I aimed to capture their charm and simplicity while using modern design principles.
I created this portfolio website to showcase my skills, projects, and professional experience in a visually appealing way.
Using Netfly for hosting allowed me to streamline the deployment process and ensure my site is fast, secure, and easy to maintain.
It also serves as a dynamic platform to share updates on my latest projects and accomplishments.

Folium is a web application designed to simplify the installation of multiple Windows applications simultaneously.
By selecting the desired apps from the list on my website, users can download a single custom installer that automates the process of downloads, installations, and updates.
This tool is particularly useful for setting up new PCs.
All generated files are entirely local, ensuring user data remains secure.

My very first website, built for a university course project.
Introduced me to the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL.
It features dynamic content and basic form handling using PHP.
Gave me hands-on experience with web hosting, file management, and deploying a live site.
Archived here. (Note: Some PHP/SQL does not function on Archive.org).