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Latest updates, feature announcements, and security news from Panelica.
Self-Host MinIO: An S3-Compatible Object Storage Server You Own
MinIO speaks the Amazon S3 API, so every S3 tool works against storage on your own server. What object storage is and how to deploy MinIO in one click.
Read MoreSelf-Host HedgeDoc: Real-Time Collaborative Markdown Notes
HedgeDoc is open-source, real-time collaborative Markdown - shared typing without the cloud company. How to deploy it as a one-click Docker stack.
Read MoreSelf-Host Matomo: A Privacy-First Google Analytics Alternative You Own
Matomo is open-source web analytics you run on your own server - accurate, complete, and private. Why teams switch and how to deploy it in one click.
Read MoreSelf-Host BookStack: A Free Wiki and Knowledge Base for Your Team
BookStack is a free, open-source wiki with a Books-Chapters-Pages structure ordinary people actually use. How to deploy it as a one-click Docker stack.
Read MoreSelf-Host Jellyfin: Your Own Media Server Without Subscriptions
Jellyfin is a free, open-source media server - your private Netflix for the media you own. How it compares to alternatives and how to run it in one click.
Read MoreVS Code in the Browser: code-server vs Panelica Desktop VS Code, Which Do You Need?
Both put VS Code in a browser tab, but one is a lightweight web editor and the other a full streamed desktop. How they differ and which to deploy.
Read MoreA Disposable Browser for Risky Links: Remote Browser Isolation with Docker
Open untrusted links in a browser that runs on a server and streams to your screen. How remote browser isolation protects your device - and what it does not.
Read MoreSelf-Hosted AI Coding Workspaces: Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor in the Browser
Run agentic AI coding tools as browser-based Docker containers on your own server: reachable anywhere, identical across a team, and safely contained.
Read MoreKali Linux in Your Browser: A Disposable Security Lab in Minutes
Run Kali or ParrotOS as a browser-based Docker container: a full pentest desktop you create, use, and destroy - isolated from your machine. Authorized use only.
Read MoreRun a Full Linux Desktop in Your Browser with Docker
Streaming workspaces put a real Linux desktop in a browser tab - disposable for risky work, persistent for a remote workstation. How they work and how to run one.
Read MoreWhat Happens After You Click Deploy: Inside a One-Click App Template
The anatomy of a one-click Docker deploy: generated secrets, private stack networks, resource limits, post-deploy commands, and auto-extracted credentials.
Read MoreManaging Existing Docker Compose Projects from a Web Interface
Discover, start, stop, update, and edit the Compose projects already on your server - with YAML validation before every change and zero lock-in.
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