GitLab: FlarelyLegal/cf-gitlab
GitHub: FlarelyLegal/cf-gitlab
TL;DR: One Debian 13 LXC, 50 GB disk, 13 Cloudflare products, zero inbound ports. Storage never fills up (R2). Certs never expire (DNS-01). Login is gated by identity, not passwords (Access). Public downloads are cached at the edge (Workers). Backups go offsite automatically (R2). SSH works from anywhere (Tunnel). One
.envfile configures everything.
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About This Documentation |
This documentation site is fully automated - generated from live infrastructure using Ansible, Git workflows, and static site generators.
Last Updated: Auto-updated on every deployment
Build System: Astro + Starlight
Source Repository: obsidian-notebook
"IPv6 is the future" for over a decade. Yet here we are in 2025, and many of us are still stuck with limited IPv4 addresses while our ISPs drag their feet on IPv6 deployment. I decided to stop waiting.
This is the story of how I deployed production-ready IPv6 across an entire network using provider-independent address space, Cloudflare Magic Transit, and a single IPv4 address. No ISP support required.
My situation might sound familiar:
This document outlines the architecture and implementation approach for building a scalable, distributed Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using Cloudflare Workers. The system demonstrates how to create a production-ready MCP implementation that can scale globally with minimal operational overhead.
Please see git newest gist https://gist.github.com/taslabs-net/9da77d302adb9fc3f10942d81f700a05 or https://github.com/taslabs-net/proxmox-tb4
This guide is heavily adapted from the excellent work by @scyto.
2026-01-30 Created public repo in attempts to help. Not really sure what I'm doing in. repo. So.. be nice https://github.com/taslabs-net/proxmox-tb4
Updated as of: 2025-11-19 - Network architecture corrections applied
A Discord bot that combines AI models (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, and Meta Llama via Cloudflare Workers AI) with channel-based document search, built entirely on Cloudflare's edge platform. Share knowledge within Discord channels with role-based access control - if you can see the channel, you can access its AI and documents.
Imagine you're at a client meeting. They ask about specific terms in a contract you uploaded months ago. Instead of awkwardly searching through emails or saying "I'll get back to you," you simply pull out your phone, open Discord, and type:
