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Self-Hosted Weekly

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

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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 16, 2026. Mozilla Drops an AI Client, K8s 1.36 Preview, and Valkey Takes Over

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Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 16, 2026. Mozilla Drops an AI Client, K8s 1.36 Preview, and Valkey Takes Over

You know that feeling when every tab in your browser has breaking news? That was this week for the self-hosted world. Mozilla dropped an AI client nobody saw coming, Kubernetes 1.36 is about to land with some genuinely useful changes, and the Valkey takeover is now officially complete across

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 15, 2026. Trivy Breach Hits the EU, Linux 7.0 Incoming, and Nix Gets a CVSS 9

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Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 15, 2026. Trivy Breach Hits the EU, Linux 7.0 Incoming, and Nix Gets a CVSS 9

This was the week the open-source supply chain broke in the most spectacular way possible. A poisoned version of Trivy — the vulnerability scanner half the industry trusts to keep them safe — gave attackers the keys to the European Commission's cloud. Meanwhile, Linux 7.0 is days away, OpenSSH

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 14, 2026. Gemma 4 Goes Apache 2.0, Ingress NGINX Is Dead, and Docker Gets Patched

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Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 14, 2026. Gemma 4 Goes Apache 2.0, Ingress NGINX Is Dead, and Docker Gets Patched

Welcome back to Self-Hosted Weekly, your Friday roundup of everything that matters in open-source and self-hosting. This was a big one — Google dropped its most capable open models ever, Kubernetes lost its most popular ingress controller, and Docker shipped a critical security patch. Let's get into it. 1.

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

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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

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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

Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 9, 2026. MinIO Is Dead, the Open Source Endowment Launches, and AI Slop Hits Maintainers

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Self-Hosted Weekly: Week 9, 2026. MinIO Is Dead, the Open Source Endowment Launches, and AI Slop Hits Maintainers

It's been a big week in the self-hosted world. MinIO, one of the most relied-upon S3-compatible storage solutions, got officially archived. A new nonprofit wants to throw $100M at open source funding. And AI-generated contributions are pushing maintainers to the breaking point. Here are the 8 stories you