NexusForge Lab
NexusForgeLab builds open-source and private infrastructure, container, and DevOps projects focused on reliability and simplicity.
NexusForgeLab
Forging reliable software at the intersection of infrastructure, automation, and open-source engineering.
🚀 What We Build
NexusForgeLab operates as a hybrid engineering hub, maintaining a mix of open-source contributions and private enterprise tooling. Our primary engineering focus includes:
| Domain | Focus Areas |
|---|---|
| 🐳 Containers | Docker composition, container orchestration, and microservices patterns. |
| ⚙️ DevOps | CI/CD pipelines, automation scripting, and infrastructure-as-code (IaC). |
| 🧱 Self-Hosting | Robust stacks for home-labs and independent infrastructure. |
| 🛠️ Tooling | Internal CLI utilities and engineering productivity tools. |
| 🧪 R&D | Experimental projects pushing the boundaries of reliable automation. |
🌍 Our Philosophy: Open First
We believe that software should be practical and transparent. Our core tenets are:
- Open by default: Whenever possible, we make our work public to benefit the community.
- Engineering > Hype: We prioritize tools that run reliably in real-world environments over the latest trends.
- Collaboration: Public repositories are always open for contributions, forks, and improvements.
📌 Repository Structure
To help you navigate our organization, we categorize our work into two streams:
🔓 Public Repositories
Open-source tools, public stacks, and community projects.
- Target: Community use, collaboration, and educational value.
- License: Generally MIT or Apache 2.0 unless otherwise stated.
🔒 Private Repositories
Internal tooling, client-specific implementations, and active prototypes.
- Target: Internal operations and specific client environments.
- Note: These may move to public status once they reach a stable maturity level.
🤝 Contributing
We welcome engineers, hobbyists, and automation enthusiasts to contribute to our public work.
- Discuss: Open an issue to discuss bugs or feature ideas.
- Context: Submit Pull Requests (PRs) with clear descriptions of why the change is needed.
- Simplicity: We value maintainable, readable code over complex abstractions.
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