I'm building Starkeep, an open-source serverless self-hosting system that lets you keep your own data and build your own apps that run on your devices and your own AWS account.
Starkeep's common core provides file indexing, syncing, access control and more, making apps both easy to create and interoperable. Starkeep is easy to deploy, and its fully serverless architecture minimizes running costs. I'm working on an official Starkeep Photos app as well (https://github.com/starkeep-org/starkeep-apps), built for web and Android so far. Everything is MIT licensed.
This is a great project! Yes, the personal cloud is coming and it's going to be for everyone.
I'm working on a project with similar goals but some different design decisions - instead of the typical containers I'm going for thin-client apps that hit a common data layer built on a fully serverless architecture. Not ready for production quite yet, but for those interested: https://starkeep.app/
https://github.com/starkeep-org/starkeep-core
Starkeep's common core provides file indexing, syncing, access control and more, making apps both easy to create and interoperable. Starkeep is easy to deploy, and its fully serverless architecture minimizes running costs. I'm working on an official Starkeep Photos app as well (https://github.com/starkeep-org/starkeep-apps), built for web and Android so far. Everything is MIT licensed.
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