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Being Forced to Say Goodbye
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2025
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Yeah, I had some cool Ansible integrations, Docker containers running internal infrastructure monitoring, OSTicket FOSS ticketing system, Open Project for project management, Tailscale for secure remote access, etc.
Oh well, I got a bunch of great experience building it, and I can still use that stuff on my own infrastructure at home.
And at your next job, at an employer who sees the value of FOSS and a nerd with strong Linux-fu!
!selfhosted@lemmy.world and find yourself so many projects at home you'll never find time for anything but computers again :)