Things I've built and kept using.

A set of Ansible playbooks and a Terraform module that rebuild my entire homelab — Proxmox VMs, ZFS pools, and DNS — from a single YAML inventory. Started as a way to stop hand-editing config after the third late-night mistake.

A small CLI that runs a battery of read-only PostgreSQL health checks — bloat, missing indexes, long-running transactions, replication lag — and prints a plain-text report a human can actually read.

A pre-commit hook that catches the Docker Compose mistakes I kept shipping to production — missing resource limits, `:latest` tags, and named volumes without a backup label.

This site. Hand-written HTML and CSS, no build step, no JavaScript framework — partly a design exercise, partly stubbornness. The full build notes are on the colophon page.

A weekend project that scans a homelab network for containers and VMs that haven't been touched in 90+ days and emails a weekly "do you still need this?" digest. Has quietly reclaimed a lot of disk space.

Benchmark scripts comparing TimescaleDB, plain PostgreSQL partitioning, and InfluxDB for a metrics-ingestion workload. Originally written for a client project, since generalized and open-sourced.