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Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 18, 2026. Mistral 3.5 Lands, Hashimoto Quits GitHub, cPanel CVSS 10

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 18, 2026. Mistral 3.5 Lands, Hashimoto Quits GitHub, cPanel CVSS 10

If you ran a self-hosted stack this week, you probably felt the ground move. Mistral dropped a 128B model that fits on four GPUs, Mitchell Hashimoto walked Ghostty off GitHub, and a cPanel zero-day got everyone scrambling before the weekend. Plus a new self-hosting box, a Home Assistant beta, Proxmox

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 17, 2026. K8s Scale-to-Zero Lands, Cal.com Goes Closed, and a CVSS 10 Hits AVideo

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 17, 2026. K8s Scale-to-Zero Lands, Cal.com Goes Closed, and a CVSS 10 Hits AVideo

Another loaded week in the self-hosted world. Kubernetes finally turned on the feature people have been asking about for seven years, Cal.com made a decision that lit up every tech forum, and a CVSS 10.0 dropped on a video platform you might actually be running. Let's

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 12, 2026. GTC Goes Open Source, $12.5M for FOSS Security, and Docker v29 Breaks Everything

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 12, 2026. GTC Goes Open Source, $12.5M for FOSS Security, and Docker v29 Breaks Everything

Welcome back to the Self-Hosted Weekly. This week: NVIDIA went all-in on open-source AI at GTC, the Linux Foundation secured $12.5 million for FOSS security, a new secrets scanner was born, and Docker v29 is quietly breaking things. Let's get into it. 1. NVIDIA Goes Open Source

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 10, 2026. NGINX Ingress Is Gone, the Pentagon Goes Open Source, and AI Code Gets Banned Again

Self-Hosted Weekly

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 10, 2026. NGINX Ingress Is Gone, the Pentagon Goes Open Source, and AI Code Gets Banned Again

Welcome back to Self-Hosted Weekly, your Friday roundup of everything that matters in the open-source and self-hosting world. This week: a major Kubernetes retirement finally hits, the Pentagon goes open source, and the AI-generated code debate escalates again. 1. NGINX Ingress Is Officially Dead The March 2026 retirement deadline for