Turning late-night ideas into things that somehow run in production.
I am an ICT student from Vietnam who loves self-hosting, reverse engineering protocols, and building backend tools. When I'm not writing Python or Go, I'm probably breaking and fixing containers in my homelab.
How it usually goes
The typical lifecycle of my side projects and homelab experiments.
Have a half-baked idea at 2 a.m.
Explain it to an AI.
Accept, edit, and build until it works.
Ship it and promise I'll document it later.
The Homelab Setup
Running a private cluster on Proxmox, TrueNAS, and Docker. Because paying for Netflix while self-hosting a media server is a cry for help.
Proxmox VE
Bare-metal hypervisor hosting all self-hosted VMs and LXC containers.
TrueNAS
ZFS network storage for backups, media archives, and homelab datasets.
Traefik & Nginx
Reverse proxy routing internal and public domain traffic with automatic SSL.
AdGuard Home
Network-wide DNS sinkhole blocking ads, tracking, and malware domains.
Portainer & Docker
Container orchestration for 20+ microservices and backend databases.
Jellyfin
Self-hosted media streaming server because paying for subscriptions while having a homelab is a cry for help.
Tools I reach for
Languages, frameworks, and infrastructure tools I use to turn ideas into running code.
Want to talk about code, self-hosting, or opportunities?
I am always open to interesting engineering conversations, tech discussions, or software opportunities. Drop me an email or reach out on GitHub.