Kent, UK

What it is

Heimdall is an application dashboard used to organise links to self-hosted services. In this portfolio it acts as a catalogue of the wider lab estate rather than evidence that every tile represents an identical deployment type.

The dashboard brings together infrastructure, monitoring, security, media, remote-access and application services while keeping their individual project pages separate.

Screenshot evidence

Heimdall dashboard showing the user’s home-lab service catalogue
Public lab evidence. My Heimdall dashboard organises the broader service estate. The screenshot is useful as catalogue evidence, but each individual service is documented on its own page where suitable evidence is available.

How it fitted into my lab

I used Heimdall as the central launcher for reaching and organising services across the lab. This reduced reliance on memorising addresses and made the estate easier to navigate.

What this demonstrates

This demonstrates service-catalogue design, operational organisation and the ability to present a large lab without treating a launcher tile as proof of every underlying configuration detail.