Hey there,👋I am

Georg Straßberger

Software developer

I love not only developing systems, but also understanding, automating, and optimizing them—from web apps to sensor data analysis.

Currently, my focus is increasingly shifting toward containerization (Docker, k3s) and scalable infrastructures, while I continue to use modern web technologies to turn ideas into working solutions.

I love it when something works and is practical in the end—and I'm constantly learning new things in the process.

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My skills

HTML

How I use it

Structured layouts with semantic HTML
Fast-loading, accessible pages
Forms, menus, and interactive sections that just work

CSS

How I style it

Modern layouts with Flexbox and Grid
Simple, consistent styles that just work
Smooth animations and transitions

Static Site generator

How I build with it

Custom static sites with React
Search, tags, and i18n configuration
Flexible layouts and content structure

Python

What I build with Python

IoT Microcontroller
Prototyping CLI tools and security utilities
APIs with Flask/Django
Lightweight automation scripts and system tooling

Shell scripting

How I automate with shell

Writing entrypoint.sh to start and configure docker
Adjusting config files (e.g. permissions, variables, services)
Automating deployment and runtime setup on Linux systems

Yaml

How I use YAML

Kubernetes deployments and services in YAML
Storing configuration values such as database connections and credentials
Managing environment-specific variables for different stages (dev, test, prod)

Container

How I work with containers

Building and running services in containers (Docker)
Managing lightweight clusters and workloads with k3s
Using containers in deployment and automation workflows

CI/CD with GitHub Actions

How I implement CI/CD

Automating builds, tests, and deployments through CI/CD pipelines
Running pre-build and validation steps for consistent results
Triggering workflows on push, pull requests, or scheduled events

IT Security

How I apply security

Simulating attacks to identify and understand vulnerabilities
Hardening login and access control mechanisms
Using security tools to analyze configurations and permissions

My projects

vServer

Shell

HTML

CSS

vServer Setup Guide is a hands-on tutorial for setting up your own virtual server. It walks you through creating a secure SSH connection, configuring an Nginx web server, and integrating GitHub for deployments. The guide covers common tasks such as user management, permissions, and SSL setup. It’s designed for beginners who want to build and manage their own development or testing environment – with examples for both Linux and Windows.

Documentation GitLab

Baby Tools Shop

Shell

Python

Container

Baby Tools Shop is a sample project demonstrating how to build, containerize, and deploy a Django web application using Docker. The repository includes a complete step-by-step guide for creating the Docker image, running the containers, and managing the app through the Django admin interface. The goal was to create a scalable and reproducible setup that can easily be adapted to different systems – ideal for learning purposes and small web projects.

Documentation GitLab

Truck Signs API

Yaml

Shell

Python

Container

Truck Signs API is a Django-based web application serving as the backend for an online shop offering truck decals — both pre-made and custom designs. The project demonstrates how to build a containerized application using Docker, consisting of a PostgreSQL database, a Django REST API, and an admin dashboard for managing products and orders. The goal was to create a modular, maintainable, and reproducible infrastructure that can easily run both locally and on a server.

Documentation GitLab

Minecraft

Yaml

Shell

Container

Minecraft Server Hosting (Java Edition) is a fully Docker-based server setup built without using pre-made images. The server is generated directly from Mojang’s official server.jar using its SHA1 hash, ensuring full transparency and control. All settings — such as version, ports, memory limits, and whitelist — are configured centrally via an .env file. The project serves as a template for running a Minecraft server in containers that is automated, reproducible, and secure.

Documentation GitHub

Wordpress

Yaml

Shell

Container

WordPress Docker Example is a simple Docker Compose project that demonstrates how to run a complete WordPress environment inside containers. The setup includes WordPress, a MariaDB database, and the Adminer interface for database management. All key parameters such as users, passwords, and ports are configured via environment variables. The project serves as an easy-to-use template for hosting and testing WordPress instances in an isolated container environment.

Documentation GitHub

Conduit

Yaml

Shell

Container

Conduit is a complete full-stack web application featuring an Angular frontend and a Django backend, fully deployed in Docker containers. The project demonstrates how multiple services – frontend, backend, and database – can be orchestrated using Docker Compose. This separation of components provides a clean, modular architecture that is easy to extend, test, and deploy across different environments. Conduit serves as a practical example of modern web development with a containerized infrastructure.

Documentation GitHub

Juice Shop

Shell

IT Security

OWASP Juice Shop is an intentionally vulnerable web application created for learning and testing purposes in the field of web security. In this project, I run Juice Shop in an isolated environment to explore security mechanisms, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors in a realistic setup. Docker containers and shell scripts are used to automate the setup and reset process completely. The project serves as a hands-on platform to practice penetration testing, security analysis, and hardening techniques.

Documentation GitHub

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