Is there a self-hosted tool one can use to map out your homelab architecture? I built my homelab a year ago, with backup server separate from my main Proxmox machine I remember. But I want to be sure. Just looking for a way to revisit my network design before I perform any dangerous task like replacing my degraded disks in my TrueNAS setup.

Automatically uploading Gitea documentation to a Virtualmin webserver via workflow (Gitea Actions) using tokens. A very simple website, but fine for documentation.(automation thats key here)The website is still in progress... It is a first draft add on post:https://www.skool.com/homelabexplorers/complete-guide-gitea-setup-proxmox-gitops-backup-restore?p=30d3ab26 mkdocs website:https://www.mkdocs.org/getting-started/ Bonus: How to set this up! (Quick Roadmap) 1. Local Project & Directory StructureTo use MkDocs Material, your project folder on your local management PC must be structured exactly like this:proxmox-homelab/ # Your main project root ├── 📂 .gitea/ # Gitea configuration folder │ └── 📂 workflows/ │ └── 📄 deploy.yml # The Gitea Actions automation script ├── 📂 docs/ # ALL your Markdown documentation files go here │ ├── 📄 index.md # Your website homepage (Required!) │ ├── 📄 hardware.md # servers specs │ ├── 📄 netwerk.md # QNAP switch, router & VLAN matrix │ ├── 📄 dns.md # Technitium & Keepalived config │ └── 📄 opslag.md # TrueNAS SCALE & PBS backend ├── 📄 .gitignore # Tells Git which files to ignore └── 📄 mkdocs.yml # The main MkDocs theme & menu configuration The Configuration File (mkdocs.yml)This file defines your website layout and menus. Create this in your root folder:yamlsite_name: "Spruitmans Homelab Wiki" site_description: "Central documentation for Proxmox and TrueNAS." site_author: "thats me" theme: name: material palette: scheme: slate primary: teal accent: teal features: - navigation.tabs nav: Home: index.md Hardware: hardware.md Network & VLANs: netwerk.md DNS Cluster: dns.md Storage & Media: opslag.md 2. Gitea Security Configuration (Secrets)To prevent putting your plain-text passwords inside the public code, save your Virtualmin password inside Gitea's secure vault: Open your browser and go to your Gitea repository.Navigate to Settings ➔ Secrets ➔ Actions.Click Create Secret and add the following variable:Name: FTP_PASSWORDValue: [Your Virtualmin web user password