Webnestify
I am Simon Gajdosik, a cloud infrastructure specialist and the founder of Webnestify. Hosting is only half the job. The other half is helping you understand the stack.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 12
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
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- ~2.5K subscribers
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Self-host Mira: a free, open-source AI code reviewer (opens the original)
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Mira is an open-source AI code reviewer you can run on your own server. It connects to GitHub, GitLab or Forgejo, reviews each pull request as soon as it opens, and comments directly on the PR. It uses the Apache 2.0 license and has no paid tier. You choose the model: Anthropic, OpenAI, anything on OpenRouter, or a local model, so your code stays on your server. In this video I deploy Mira with Docker Compose, create a GitHub App for it, index a repository, and have it review a pull request I br
Live with Restream, September 22 (opens the original)
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....... [INFO TEXT] * 👉👉 *Definitive self-hosting guide* https://youtu.be/tTyq9xGy1pM * 👉👉 *Docker Templates* https://github.com/wnstify/docker [HASH TAGS] [LINKS] *DOCUMENTATION* * 🔥🔥 *RELATED LINKS* * 👉👉 *Definitive self-hosting guide* https://youtu.be/tTyq9xGy1pM * 👉👉 *Docker Templates* https://github.com/wnstify/docker *WEBNESTIFY RECOMMENDATIONS* * 🔥Hetzner - Get 20€ in cloud credits to get started with GDPR compliance! https://wnstify.cc/hetzner *SOCIALS* * 👉👉 LinkedIn - https://linkedin.c
Self-Hosting 101: Run Your Own Apps. Own Your Data. (opens the original)
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....... Your photos, notes, passwords, and business tools don't have to live on someone else's server. I'm Simon from Webnestify. I manage thousands of servers and applications for a living, and in Self-Hosting 101, I'll show you how to run your own. No Linux experience needed. This first episode introduces the series and what we'll build: - A server at home or rented from a provider. - Proxmox to run isolated virtual machines on one machine. - Secure access without exposing everything to the in
Own your Data. (opens the original)
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A customer on xCloud lost every site on their account this week. Vultr's host disk failed, backups were off, no snapshots existed, and support said there was nothing to restore. I am not here to pile on. Hardware fails and no provider can promise it won't. But the backup was never the host's job. Unless a company puts it in writing that they run backups and will restore them, assume nothing is being backed up. "Managed" is a marketing word. Read what it covers. The painful part: Vultr's backup o
If you can't restore it, you don't have a backup. (opens the original)
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....... A customer on xCloud lost every site on their account this week. Vultr's host disk failed, backups were off, no snapshots existed, and support said there was nothing to restore. I am not here to pile on. Hardware fails and no provider can promise it won't. But the backup was never the host's job. Unless a company puts it in writing that they run backups and will restore them, assume nothing is being backed up. "Managed" is a marketing word. Read what it covers. The painful part: Vultr's
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