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anteros.cloud is a private digital home built for photos, media, documents, automation, and everything worth keeping close. Two machines do the work. A quiet layer of monitoring makes sure they keep their promises.
A simple view of the services this household actually uses, checked from outside the home so an outage cannot hide itself. Administrative systems and internal details are intentionally omitted.
The outside observer has not reported recently, so this page cannot say whether services are working.
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Immich
Audiobookshelf · Calibre-Web Automated
Home Assistant
Checked from outside the home, so an outage cannot report itself healthy. If this page cannot confirm a service is working, it says so rather than guessing.
It runs at home, but it is treated like infrastructure: changes are written down, access is protected, and failures have somewhere to report.
Public traffic enters through a single managed edge. Private tools require identity and a second factor before they answer.
Services, diagrams, schedules, and operating notes live together. The documentation changes when the system does.
The lab does not get to declare itself healthy. Independent checks verify that the front door still works.
One holds the library. One provides the horsepower. Together they make a private platform that feels larger than the hardware underneath it.
Storage, media management, and the long memory of the system.
Applications, automation, monitoring, and accelerated workloads.
The public map explains the shape of the system without publishing the addresses, routes, dependencies, or controls behind it.
The technology is only worthwhile because it gives everyday things a dependable place to live.
Not everything needs to become a subscription, disappear behind an app, or live somewhere you cannot see. anteros.cloud is a long-running experiment in keeping useful things close — and keeping them well.