Secure-by-default Ollama Docker image with built-in auth, only ~70MB
Auto-generates API keys to block the 175k exposed Ollama instances.
Docker image to run an Ollama local LLM server. Secure by default, all API requests require a Bearer token (auto-generated on first start). OpenAI-compatible API. Supports first-start model pre-pull, NVIDIA GPU (CUDA) acceleration, and persistent model storage. Multi-arch: amd64, arm64.
Auto-generated tokens block the 175k exposed Ollama servers found online.
Self-hosters, DevOps engineers running local LLMs
Ollama · LiteLLM
Auto-generates API keys to block the 175k exposed Ollama instances.
Two lines in your flake flip OpenClaw from alarmingly exposed to locked-down: gateway auth, localhost binding, Caddy auto-TLS, strict systemd directives, tool allowlists, and fail2ban are all wired in. It's a pragmatic, opinionated safety wrapper that saves you from the default footguns — just expect it to be useful only if you already live in the NixOS/OpenClaw world.
Auto-generated Row-Level Security plus a three-schema model (document / managed / unmanaged) is the concrete feature that makes this more than yet another BaaS rewrite — you can prototype like NoSQL then flip to managed tables with permission tables and RLS without hand-writing policies. It bundles auth, permission-aware file storage, messaging and embeddings storage which is useful for ML workflows, but it's entering a crowded field (Supabase/Hasura/Appwrite) and would benefit from clearer migration stories, performance numbers, and a hosted roadmap.
One-command local AI stack bundling Ollama, Whisper, and MCP Gateway.
Convenience wrapper for Headscale when the official Docker image already exists.
One-click local RAG with role-based auth, but Hugging Face and AnythingLLM exist.