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Operator Ruben-Paul Nati, MSc
Registered as rnati it solutions e.U.
Address Spittelauer Lände 25, 1090 Wien, Austria
Email secdockblue@m.rubennati.at
Company register FN 510221a, Handelsgericht Wien
VAT identification number ATU74404968

Purpose of this site: documentation on operating self-hosted services securely. It sells nothing, carries no advertising and collects no data — see privacy.

A common assumption is that a static site on a hosting platform needs no disclosure because the platform serves it. That is not the test. The obligation follows whoever determines the content, not whoever operates the servers — commissioning a technical service provider does not transfer it.

For a site operated commercially or professionally from Austria, the relevant requirements come from the E-Commerce-Gesetz and the Mediengesetz. What exactly has to appear depends on the operator’s legal form and activity, which is why the fields above cannot be filled in generically.

This is not legal advice. Have the completed version checked against your actual situation before publishing.

Two different bodies of work, and they are not automatically under the same terms:

  • The repository’s code — Compose files, scripts, configuration — is under the Apache License 2.0.
  • This site’s text, diagrams and page structure are under CC BY 4.0: use them, adapt them, use them commercially — name the source and link the licence.

The two do not merge where they meet. A Compose file or command quoted on these pages stays under Apache 2.0, whichever page you found it on, so the same snippet does not carry different terms depending on where it was read.

This site cites its sources on every page it can. Being citable in return is the same position from the other side.

Pages here cite external sources. Those sites are not operated by this project, their content is not ours, and a citation is not an endorsement of anything else on the page. Links are marked, open in a new tab, and name their destination before you follow them — see how sources are chosen and checked.

Errors in the documentation: open an issue on the repository. Security vulnerabilities: not as a public issue — see reporting a security issue.