Use the antalos services
Start with what you want to do. You do not need to understand the servers or Kubernetes to use these applications. Your administrator supplies the address and grants access; each guide explains the first steps and links to the product’s official documentation.
Choose a task
| I want to… | Open this guide |
|---|---|
| Share files, edit documents, or make a call | Nextcloud |
| Keep Obsidian notes in sync across devices | Obsidian LiveSync |
| Send and receive email | Stalwart Mail |
| Store passwords and use browser autofill | Vaultwarden |
| Chat with an AI model | Open WebUI |
| Connect an application to a model API | LiteLLM |
| Manage customer records or support tickets | SuiteCRM or Zammad |
| Work on code with other people | Forgejo |
| Work with a PDF | BentoPDF |
| Connect a device to the private network | Headscale |
| Help someone with their computer | RustDesk |
| See monitored availability or request a restore | Uptime Kuma or UrBackup |
The service directory also includes administrator tools and the services that run behind the scenes.
Before your first sign-in
Read accounts and access. Some services redirect to Authentik; others use their own account, a device enrollment, or an API key. Being able to sign in does not automatically give you permission to every project, mailbox, vault, or shared folder.
If something does not work
Keep the service address, approximate time, and error message. Explain the task you were trying to complete and whether it previously worked. Send those details to your administrator without passwords or tokens. The help section of each guide explains the details that are useful for that service.
Learn more
Use the Official documentation links in each service guide for detailed product instructions. They explain the product’s features; this handbook explains the antalos installation. Features shown in upstream documentation may depend on the version or options your administrator enabled.