Tyler Rodgers / Barndoor Lab
Building self-hosted systems, local AI, and Discord apps.
I’m Tyler Rodgers, a datacenter technician building a home-lab platform for
self-hosted infrastructure, local AI, Discord apps, automation, backups, and
recovery practice.
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Barndoor ·
Haystack ·
TM44.link
Live deployments
This site, TM44.link, Barndoor Labs, Barndoor, Haystack, and 9eo are hosted from my self-managed Barndoor environment.
Self-hosted
Online
Barndoor
Local AI
Caddy
Current Focus
NOC as Barndoor’s public operations surface
Barndoor’s NOC now brings together service health, deployments, backups,
repository state, UTC and lunar telemetry, and a compact market pulse in one
responsive public-safe dashboard.
Sheppard now combines shared active-event state, recovery confidence,
repository posture, source/live parity, and host thermals into one
public-safe advisory brief.
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NOC
Operations
Monitoring
Release
Featured Projects
Barndoor
Barndoor is my self-hosted operations platform: a bare-metal Linux server
running local AI, websites, monitoring, Discord tools, backups, recovery notes,
and project automation from my own hardware.
Read the Barndoor project page →
Ubuntu Server
Docker
Ollama
Discord Bot
Haystack
Haystack is a free Discord app for simulated market trading. Users can practice
trades, track a portfolio, and follow performance over time without using real
money.
Read the Haystack project page →
Discord App
Node.js
Market Simulation
Portfolio Tracking
Build Log
The latest update is highlighted below. Open the full archive to browse the complete build log.
Latest build log
Barndoor Labs launched from Barndoor
Launched barndoorlabs.dev as the public home for the
Barndoor Labs platform, Shepherd, Haystack, Barndoor NOC, and future
product releases.
All six launch routes, production HTTPS, canonical path-preserving
redirects, the read-only Caddy mount, and the existing public sites were
verified after deployment.
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Websites
Deployment
DNS
HTTPS
Current Stack
The current stack connects hosting, local AI, Discord apps, monitoring,
automation, backups, remote access, and recovery documentation.
Ubuntu Server
Docker
Caddy
Ollama
Uptime Kuma
Discord.js
Tailscale