Introduction

Hello friend, I see you've made it to the Matt-Cloud Knowledgebase, welcome. My intention with this site is to make some articles to explain some of the services I have set up. I want y'all to be able to use some of these services without having to reach out to me so much. Not that it bothers me, more to make things introvert-friendly; think of this like self-checkout for Matt-Cloud. 

Here are some of the pages that your Matt-Cloud credentials can get you. If there is something listed here you can't access you can ask me for access and worst I would say is no.

Mattflix - This is like Netflix but with all the Movies and TV Shows I've accumulated and continue to accumulate. You can login here with your Matt-Cloud credentials and watch whatever you want.

Mattible - This is like Audible but with all the Audiobooks same like Mattflix. You should be able to login once with the Matt-Cloud SSO and it will log you in automatically. It will remember your progress and there is an android app. The android app will take your Matt-Cloud credentials natively without the SSO. 

Joplin - This is like Evernote but without a web interface. Thus, it does require using an app, and the website is just for account setup. Login the first time with your email address and matt-cloud password. The app is designed to require an email address login, and that is adequate to allow Matt Cloud login.

Matt Drive - This is like Google Drive including built-in document editors. There is 8TB of space allocated to this currently. It has desktop and mobile apps for syncing folders, and I also use it to back up the photos on my phone. This requires a separate login but it takes the Matt-Cloud credentials. 

Books and Comics - This is a bit like a web-based Kindle app that supports books and comics. I have to add media and libraries manually, but I can set up libraries that users can update the files for. I built this because I wanted somewhere I could save webnovels I've read in a more permanent place. 

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SSPR - This means Self Service Password Reset. This site lets you change your Matt-Cloud email address or password. It also can help you reset your password if you forget it, as long as you set up recovery methods in advance. 

Matt-Cloud SSO - This is the domain for my SSO, and the only user-facing feature here is the ability to configure 2FA. Matt-Cloud 2FA is only used with a small amount of user-facing services.

Two-Factor Codes - This is a place where you can put Google Authenticator style 2FA codes for easier access. This is also linked with the Matt-Cloud SSO, and requires 2FA login to be configured on Matt-Cloud.

Sharry - This is a simpler drag-and-drop file sharing site. It has documentation here. This is meant more as a temporary file drop box than an actual cloud storage system, and the file shares expire after a user-configurable time.

Grafana - I finally got InfluxDB+Telegraf working to monitor my servers, and so it became time to set up Grafana. It is linked with Matt-Cloud SSO and Matt-Cloud users should have View access.

Here are some other public sites I have that don't require a login. 

Password Generator - This is a password generator site I put together at Computerease so I didn't need to manually generate passwords. I am biased, but I really like the passwords it generates since it uses words instead of alphabet soup. 

Stable Diffusion - This is an instance of easy diffusion that I have running in a docker container. It still doesn't know how many fingers a human typically has, but it's neat and self hosted.

Converter - This is a drag-and-drop file converter site I found and added to my stuff. I haven't really used it, but it seemed useful enough to add here. 

One-Time Secret - This is a way to share one-time codes like passwords or API keys securely. The code will self-destruct after a single viewing.