Session
Homelab-in-a-Box: Self-Hosting with the Unified Defense Stack
Shipping a secure, portable platform shouldn’t require a cloud account, a giant budget, or weeks of yak-shaving. In this session we’ll build a “Homelab-in-a-Box” using Unified Defense Stack (UDS) Core: a FOSS secure runtime platform that simplifies delivery and deployment of apps across environments while integrating the security needed for authorization.
We’ll walk through a repeatable workflow for self-hosting: from a clean machine to a working local environment you can demo, iterate on, and eventually scale up. Along the way we’ll highlight how UDS enables portable artifacts, reduces vendor lock-in, and makes it easy to update bundles/packages on demand.
Expect a fast tour of the mental model (packages/bundles + secure platform layers), a real homelab-friendly deployment story, and hard-earned tips for making local environments behave like “real” production.
Mike Conrad
Making software a strategic deterrent
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Links
Please note that Sessionize is not responsible for the accuracy or validity of the data provided by speakers. If you suspect this profile to be fake or spam, please let us know.
Jump to top