inwood.computer

A quiet machine in the woods

A little corner
of the internet.
Made at home.

Home servers, soft glow, and a little digital wilderness. A personal homelab built for long nights of tinkering.

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A small server in a digital forestAn isometric server with green indicator lights, surrounded by line-drawn trees and a network grid. FIG. 01 / THE HOMELABROOTED LOCALLY.
Self-hosted / personally tendedSmall machine. Many possibilities.

A place to collect, experiment, and make things your own.

Media / Containers / Metrics

01 / Inside the lab

A few things growing here.

A small collection of services, each with a place in the woods.

01 / Collect

Media node

Old films, favorite photos, and a library with a home of its own.

PlexImmich
02 / Tinker

Docker garden

Containers arranged like little cabins. Room to build, break, and begin again.

DockerContainers
03 / Observe

Keeping watch

Metrics and dashboards to see what’s happening beneath the canopy.

GrafanaPrometheus

02 / Behind the name

Dweller in the wood.
Builder in the digital one.

Inwood means “dweller in the wood.” This is its little digital counterpart: a self-hosted machine, a few useful services, and the pleasure of figuring things out.

inwood / boot.sh

wood@inwood ~ $ ./boot.sh

[ok] loading forest kernel

[ok] arranging little cabins

[ok] keeping watch over the canopy

welcome back, dweller.

A little boot sequence, just for atmosphere.