Tyler Rodgers / Infrastructure, Operations, and Software
Building self-hosted infrastructure, local AI, and operations software.
I’m Tyler Rodgers, a datacenter technician building Barndoor: a personal
self-hosted infrastructure and AI operations platform. The project combines
bare-metal Linux, Discord applications, public websites, monitoring,
Minecraft, power telemetry, backups, recovery practice, and dedicated
Raspberry Pi appliances.
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Barndoor
My self-hosted infrastructure and AI operations platform. Barndoor
coordinates local AI, Discord apps, websites, monitoring, Minecraft,
backups, power telemetry, recovery workflows, and authenticated edge
appliances from one source-controlled operating model.
Read the Barndoor project page →
Ubuntu Server
Docker
Ollama
Operations Platform
Barndoor NOC
Two public-safe operations surfaces built from shared platform data:
a full diagnostic dashboard for deep review and an 800×480 touch-first
Raspberry Pi wallboard with detailed service context, edge-node health,
quick tools, and recent event evidence.
Open the full NOC →
Open the Pi wallboard →
Monitoring
Touchscreen
Edge Telemetry
Recovery Evidence
Barndoor Engineering
The public engineering and compatibility home for Barndoor-hosted work. It
documents the platform, Shepherd, Haystack, and both Barndoor NOC
surfaces while Provenloom remains the future public product-brand direction.
Visit Barndoor Engineering →
Engineering Site
Self-Hosted
Caddy
HTTPS
Haystack
A Discord-based financial intelligence project for paper trading,
portfolio review, market quotes, community comparisons, and educational
property analysis without real-money execution.
Read the Haystack project page →
Discord App
Paper Trading
Property Analysis
Educational Tools
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