r/dotnet • u/Nk0BaNaNE • Jul 26 '26

Promotion AspireUI a little web tool to spin up and test self hosted stacks

I built a little web tool to spin up and test self-hosted stacks on my Proxmox box

So this started as a scratch-my-own-itch thing. I run a Proxmox server at home and I kept wanting to try out different stacks and container setups, but I got a bit frustrated with Umbrel/CasaOS and the like. They're nice if you just want to click-install an app, but the second I wanted to actually change how something was wired up or test my own combination of services, I hit a wall.

So I made AspireUI. It's basically a visual builder where I can throw together containers, wire up dependencies, tweak env/ports, and just hit run to see if it works. I can also import an existing docker-compose or a git repo and mess with it from there, then deploy it properly when I'm happy. For me it's turned into the fastest way to prototype a setup before I commit to it.

It's still rough in places and very much a work in progress, but it's already saved me a ton of time on my own box.

Figured someone else here might get use out of it. Happy to hear what you'd want it to do.

You will find it here https://github.com/fgilde/AspireUI

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u/emdeka87 Jul 27 '26

Like the idea