13/13tests passing
WhatsApp Cloud API audit and a secure webhook
A toolkit that shows whether a WhatsApp integration is really official and who owns it, plus a webhook that verifies Meta's signature and never processes a message twice.
A complete self-hosted infrastructure on Proxmox
Git with CI, a database, single sign-on, secrets management, error and uptime monitoring and a mail relay, all on one machine I run every day.
- Proxmox
- Docker Compose
- Cloudflare Tunnel
- Gitea
- Supabase
- Authentik
- Infisical
- Uptime Kuma
Measured result
14
VMs and containers
The problem
A separate subscription for every development and operations tool adds up fast, and the data ends up spread across services you don't control.
What I built
- One Proxmox host (Ryzen 5 5500, 31 GB RAM, GTX 1650) running 14 guests across LXC containers and VMs.
- An infra VM with Gitea and CI, Supabase, Authentik for SSO, Infisical for secrets, GlitchTip for errors, Uptime Kuma for uptime, and a mail relay.
- A Cloudflare tunnel for safe publishing without opening router ports, and Tailscale for private access.
- A dedicated container for running AI models locally on the GPU.
Measured result
- Every new project starts on the same tooling: a repo, secrets, error tracking, a database and an uptime monitor, with no extra subscriptions.
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Audio rooms on your own server instead of per-minute billing, with a one-command install and audio-only tokens.
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An offline-first Odoo server that syncs to the cloud
The shop always works on a local Odoo, and a background daemon pushes invoices and customers to the cloud when the internet returns, without duplicates.