Source: https://mayphus.org/infrastructure/
Title: Infrastructure
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# Infrastructure

## Public service

The website and its public APIs run on Cloudflare Workers. Serving the site does not depend on a home computer or private service tunnel. Reading pages work without JavaScript; interactive tools have their own requirements.

## One source checkout

Canonical Markdown records and shared data feed the human pages, text exports, public search, and API/MCP interfaces. The renderer lives alongside that content in the same repository. Earlier content and renderer repositories have been consolidated; the former separate renderer repository is archived.

Private working material is not a publication input. Only explicitly allowed public assets and validated records enter the site build, and checks exercise that boundary across generated files and public interfaces.

## Publication

The main branch has one website publisher. It validates the content and renderer, builds an immutable review version, checks that version, and promotes the same version to production. Release checks then verify the live service. The source commit is retained as build provenance; there is no separately maintained content pin or cross-repository publication handoff.

## Independently deployed tools

[Input Foundry](https://mayphus.org/typing/) owns the separate input-method workbench and download service. It can release independently of the website. Verified keyboard publication bundles also remain available to the website build.

[Books](https://mayphus.org/books/) is a separately deployed catalogue and reader. These tools share the site's public address space without making their release cycles part of the main website build.


## Status

An earlier Status page described public inventory and coarse health counters. Its surviving display contained placeholder values, not live checks. That interface has been retired; release verification is described above.

## Earlier website sessions

These recordings describe earlier plans and deployments. The current publication architecture is described above.

### 2026-06-10 — Building mayphus.org Live #1

[Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u-ys0MvMII)

First Live explain and test.

### 2026-07-02 — Building mayphus.org Live #2

[Source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbfNagCcP30)

Today I'm reorganizing my infrastructure page. I realized that my website should explain my Kubernetes cluster, Podman containers, KVM virtual machines, and network visually instead of hiding everything behind text. This livestream is me refining both the website and the idea.