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Visually compose and validate cloud-init configuration files. Real-time YAML output with schema validation — no YAML hand-editing required.

Visual editor for Harvester & Elemental CloudInit CRDs. Live YAML preview with optional AI-assisted composition via Gemini API.

Guided wizard for Harvester v1.7+ automated install YAML. Covers bonding modes, VLANs, multipath, NTP, SSH keys and storage configuration with real-time YAML preview.

Interactive HTML5 animation illustrating NeuVector's Deep Packet Inspection and Zero Trust container security model. Great for demos and training sessions.

Professional bitmap editor for monochrome LCD/OLED displays (SSD1306, SH1106, Nokia 5110). Exports C PROGMEM arrays with native Vertical Page addressing. Supports two-way code↔canvas editing.

Interactive browser-based planning tool for estimating the compute, memory, storage, GPU and network footprint of a SUSE AI deployment. Models control-plane and GPU worker groups, SUSE AI services (Ollama, Milvus, NeuVector, Longhorn…), custom workloads, and exports a PDF report — entirely client-side, no build step.

Browser-based OBJ/STL mesh editor and 3D print optimizer for FDM and SLA printing. Inspect, repair, and prepare meshes entirely in the browser — no install, no upload.

CLI tools for SUSE Customer Center. The main utility vercheck searches for latest package versions, analyzes supportconfig archives, correlates product/module data, and tracks public cloud image status via PINT. ⭐ 17

Working script collection for the SUSE Manager / Uyuni XML-RPC API: list systems, apply Salt states, manage activation keys, run scripts on fleets, query CVE patch status, migrate service packs, and more.

Converts SCAP (Security Content Automation Protocol) remediation content into SaltStack states, bridging OpenSCAP compliance scanning and automated remediation workflows.

Correlates CVE data against installed packages on SUSE/openSUSE systems, helping quickly identify which systems are exposed to known vulnerabilities.

Exposes Longhorn block volumes as iSCSI targets to external hosts using kernel LIO, running as a privileged container on Harvester/SLE Micro — no host OS changes required.

SUSE Observability dashboards for GenAI workloads (Ollama/vLLM + OpenWebUI), tracking cost/efficiency and GPU saturation.

Unattended SLES 16 install demo driven end-to-end via Agama's HTTP API in a local QEMU VM — Jsonnet-templated profiles, fully scripted from boot to first login.

Demo containers and deployments built on SUSE Linux Enterprise Base Container Images (BCI) — reference examples for packaging apps on the SUSE-supported BCI base.

GNOME Software plugin that maps non-standard app categories (such as YaST's X-YaST) to visible categories in the GNOME Software store, improving discoverability of SUSE-specific tools.

Network hook scripts for QEMU/KVM: dynamic port forwarding via iptables/firewalld, network restart automation, QEMU Guest Agent CLI for exec/info/file transfer, and websocket redirect management. ⭐ 115

Flask-based web frontend for QEMU/KVM lab environments. Manages VMs via libvirt, supports LDAP auth, and auto-generates noVNC and SPICE browser console buttons with dynamic iptables rules.

Container-based web UI for orchestrating VM imports into Harvester HCI. Provides a step-by-step guided workflow for migrating VMs from VMware, KVM, and other hypervisors.

Simple, self-contained demo configurations for SUSE Harvester HCI — quick reference setups for showcasing common features and workflows.

Containerized NFS server built on SUSE BCI (Base Container Image). Ready to deploy as a persistent storage provider in Kubernetes clusters and bare-metal lab environments.

Demo scripts, manifests and step-by-step walkthroughs for Amazon EKS — covering cluster setup, networking, IAM roles, and common workload deployment patterns.

Exports VMs from a Nutanix AHV cluster to portable QCOW2 images via the Prism API + CVM SSH. Generates ready-to-boot QEMU start scripts and Libvirt/KVM XML definitions. Includes self-healing SSH, NFS fallback, and "jukebox" zombie-disk recovery — plus a full walkthrough of the AHV Community Edition installation quirks.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Linux diagnostic capabilities to AI assistants. Allows Claude and other MCP clients to run system checks, parse logs, and analyze supportconfig reports.

MCP server letting Liz, the SUSE Rancher Prime AI Assistant, control WLED LED-strip devices via MQTT — packaged as a Helm chart on SLE BCI Python and registered as an AIAgentConfig over Streamable HTTP.

Script to synchronize browser certificate stores on Linux, keeping CA bundles in Firefox and Chrome/Chromium aligned with the system's trusted certificate anchors.

Utility for setting and managing the GNOME keyring password non-interactively — useful for headless environments, provisioning scripts, and CI/CD pipelines where a GUI is unavailable.

Raspberry Pi Pico desk clock, meeting reminder, alarm and scrolling-message display driven by an LED matrix with an OLED-based settings menu.

PlatformIO/C++ firmware that turns an ESP32-C3 + KY-040 rotary encoder + 72×40 OLED into a physical Chromecast remote. Controls volume, play/pause, next/prev, mute, and switches between devices — passively attaching to whatever app is already running, no LAUNCH needed. Includes a web UI and captive-portal WiFi setup.

ESP32-C3 + GC9A01 round-display reimplementation of MiSTer tty2oled, protocol-compatible with the original, plus a WebSerial marquee editor web app.

Waveshare RP2040-Zero mouse jiggler with creative movement profiles, LED feedback, and an interactive keyboard menu.

Fully parametric, 3D-printable thin mATX case for a PicoPSU-powered build, written in OpenSCAD.

Educational project for downloading and analyzing Brazilian electronic voting machine (urna eletrônica) data from the TSE public API — including ballot bulletins (BUs), vote logs, and QR code structure. ⭐ 15

A personal knowledge base of Linux scripts and recipes collected over the years, organized by topic: bash, kvm, btrfs, network, ldap, certificates, gnome, salt, SUMA, xorg, and more. No guarantees — just useful tips and tricks. ⭐ 5