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bifrost0x - Open Source, Homelab and Self-Hosted Tools

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Open source for real infrastructure

I build practical software for homelabs, self-hosted environments and people who actually run systems.
Useful tools, clean UX, strong defaults and full ownership of the stack.


Featured project

A secure, self-hosted SSH, SFTP and server operations workspace for homelabs and teams.

WebSSH combines multi-session terminals, remote file workflows, live Linux diagnostics and everyday administration in one browser-based workspace. It is multi-user by design and keeps connection data and infrastructure control on your side.

Core capabilities

  • multi-session SSH, split panes and persistent tmux sessions
  • live Linux monitoring and expanded diagnostics
  • source-first SFTP workspace and server-to-server transfers
  • LDAP / Active Directory, passkeys and OIDC
  • encrypted SSH keys and host trust management
  • Tailscale SSH, jump hosts and saved connections
  • reusable command sets and command palette
  • admin controls, audit logging and resource quotas
  • verified backup, restore and secret rotation
  • Docker-first, self-hosted deployment

Product site | Repository | Discussions | Container

Built with

Python Flask Socket.IO
Paramiko SFTP WebAuthn
OIDC LDAP / AD Docker Redis

Built around

  • self-hosted ownership
  • strong admin UX
  • recoverability
  • clear trust boundaries
  • operational clarity
  • reproducible delivery

MIT License Python Docker container Self-hosted deployment Optional LDAP and Active Directory authentication


How I build

Open source

Software should be useful beyond a demo and understandable beyond its author.

  • practical features
  • transparent behavior
  • maintainable code
  • documentation that helps

Homelab

I like infrastructure you can run, inspect, break, fix and fully own.

  • self-hosted services
  • Docker and Linux
  • backup and recovery
  • automation and observability

Engineering mindset

My security background shapes how I build without turning every project into a security product.

  • strong defaults
  • clear trust boundaries
  • authentication and auditability
  • safe operational workflows

Selected upstream work

My professional security background also shows up in selected merged contributions to the official Azure/Azure-Sentinel repository.

Four hunting queries for security-relevant changes to AI agents, including instruction changes, MCP servers, ownership and sharing scope.

An idempotent Azure Cloud Shell workflow for managed identity creation and Microsoft Graph permission setup.


Toolbox

Python Docker Linux Bash GitHub Actions Tailscale Proxmox

Explore repositories WebSSH discussions

Build useful things. Own the stack. Share what works.

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  1. webssh webssh Public

    Security-focused, self-hosted SSH and SFTP workspace for homelabs and teams - multi-user, passkeys, OIDC, encrypted keys, backups, and offline-ready.

    Python 154 43

  2. Azure/Azure-Sentinel Azure/Azure-Sentinel Public

    Cloud-native SIEM for intelligent security analytics for your entire enterprise.

    Python 6.1k 3.8k