Week 22 · 25–31 May 2026
A quieter week on the self-hosted stack, prepared for an NVIDIA DGX Spark with adjusted databases and dashboards.
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- PRs opened
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- PRs reviewed
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- Issues resolved
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- Active repositories
- 2 of 5
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A quieter week, spent mostly on the self-hosted stack. We prepared it to run on an NVIDIA DGX Spark, adjusted its databases and pointed its dashboards at the long-term metrics store, and on Sunday set up workflows as code for the workflow engine. Written retrospectively from the project's history.
What we worked on
- Reference stack. We prepared the self-hosted stack to run on an NVIDIA DGX Spark, adjusted its databases for local development and pointed its dashboards at the long-term metrics store.
- Agents and runtime. We set up workflows as code for the workflow engine, with an agent that helps author them.
26-May-2026
- Reference stack. We added configurations for running the self-hosted stack on an NVIDIA DGX Spark, with improvements to its observability.
27-May-2026
- Reference stack. The time-series database's file limits were raised, and the local database setup gained an MCP configuration for development.
30-May-2026
- Reference stack. The workflow dashboards were pointed at the long-term metrics store.
31-May-2026
- Agents and runtime. We set up workflows as code for the workflow engine, with an agent that helps author them.
Still in progress
- The stack's configuration for the new hardware is being tested.
- The runbook for the self-hosted stack is being updated.
Looking ahead
Next we turn to running the stack on the new hardware. Specification work resumes alongside.