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Erich Blume 8e4afe77e0 Add Gandi DNS docs and rewrite homepage intro (#115) 
## Summary
- New reference card (`docs/reference/infrastructure/gandi.md`) covering DNS records, Pulumi config, TLS integration
- New how-to guide (`docs/how-to/gandi-operations.md`) for DNS deployment and PAT cycling with `pbpaste` shortcut
- Rewritten homepage intro for wider audience ahead of public docs.eblu.me
- Cross-linked from reference index, routing, caddy, and how-to index
- Fixed PAT expiration inaccuracy in `pulumi/gandi/README.md` (max is 90 days, not 30)

## Test plan
- [ ] Verify wiki-links resolve in Quartz build
- [ ] Review gandi reference card for accuracy
- [ ] Review gandi-operations how-to for accuracy
- [ ] Check homepage reads well for external visitors

Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/115
2026-02-07 21:02:10 -08:00

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Welcome to the BlumeOps (aka "Blue Mops") documentation. Here you will find hopefully everything you'll need to understand and operate my personal digital infrastructure.

New here? Start with exploring-the-docs to find your way around.

What is BlumeOps?

BlumeOps is my personal homelab infrastructure managed entirely through code. Everything lives in a single git repository, from service configs to deployment automation. Even the forgejo instance that hosts this repo is defined within it, making BlumeOps fully self-hosting. It's a digital life raft I built for myself as I went, and you can see it all from within your editor of choice. (I recommend vim.)

These services run on my home hosts, primarily an m1 mac mini named indri and a Synology NAS called sifaka. The infrastructure is networked via tailscale, with the domain eblu.me hosted via gandi with caddy providing a reverse proxy to resolve tailnet devices.

The goal of BlumeOps is threefold:

  1. To provide a rich array of useful personal services in order to manage my own digital life.
  2. To exercise my skills as a software engineer specializing in Platforms/DevOps/SRE.
  3. To act as a portfolio piece for talking about building hosted software platforms.

Sections

  • tutorials - Learning-oriented guides for getting started
  • reference - Technical specifications and service details
  • how-to - Task-oriented instructions for common operations
  • explanation - Understanding the "why" behind BlumeOps
  • CHANGELOG - Release history and changes