# Hack Club program documentation > Participant documentation for Hack Club (https://hackclub.com) YSWS programs, maintained in the open at https://github.com/AD-Archer/stern-docs. Every link below returns the page's original markdown. Program status and dates are generated at request time from stern (https://stern.hackclub.com), not written into the prose trust the status line over anything a page implies about timing. ## CloudFALL docs Stop wasting money, build it yourself Status: unknown (the program API was unreachable). - [Overview](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall): Everything you need to build an open-source replacement for a subscription. - [How it works](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/how-it-works): Three moves. Rebuild one thing you pay for monthly so that you own it, ship it open-source, and the hardware to keep it running comes from us. - [Getting started](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/getting-started): Two accounts, one plugin, and the Slack channel. Fifteen minutes, once. - [Pick a project](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/pick-a-project): Find something you pay for and build a replacement - [What you pay for](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/what-you-pay-for): Add up what your household rents every month, build the free self-hosted replacement for one of them, and we send you the hardware to keep it running. - [Self-hosting basics](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/self-hosting-basics): How to create your own cloud at home - [Package it so it runs](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/packaging): A reviewer has to be able to start your project. What "it runs" means in practice, and the docker-compose file that proves it. - [Self-hosting](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/self-hosting): Self-hosting is the practice of running a website or service on a home server instead of a web hosting service outside of the administrator's own control. - [What is a container?](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/what-is-a-container): What is a container? This concept page will teach you about containers and provide a quick hands-on where you will run your first container. - [How Compose works](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/how-compose-works): Learn how Docker Compose works, from the application model to Compose files and CLI, whilst following a detailed example. - [Persisting container data](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/persisting-container-data): This concept page will teach you the significance of data persistence in Docker - [BitTorrent](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/bittorrent): BitTorrent is a communication protocol for peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P), which enables users to distribute data and electronic files over the Internet in a decentralized manner. - [Hardlinks and Instant Moves (Atomic-Moves)](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/hardlinks): If you’re wondering why hardlinks aren’t working or why a simple move is taking far longer than it should. - [Jellyfin](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/jellyfin): Jellyfin is a free and open-source media server and suite of multimedia applications designed to organize, manage, and share digital media files to networked devices. - [DVD and Blu-ray ripping](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/ripping-dvds): Ripping is the extraction of digital content from a container, such as a CD, onto a new digital form and location. - [Tube Archivist](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/tubearchivist): Home of the documentation, additional installation instructions and user guide. Recommended reading for all interested in the project. - [Navidrome](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/navidrome): Navidrome can be used as a standalone server, that allows you to browse and listen to your music collection using a web browser. - [Immich](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/immich): Here is a quick, no-choices path to install Immich and take it for a test drive. - [Syncthing](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/syncthing): Syncthing is a peer-to-peer file synchronization utility, designed to sync files between devices on a local network or between remote devices over the Internet. - [Minecraft server](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/minecraft-server): A Minecraft server is a player or business-owned multiplayer game server for the 2011 Mojang Studios video game Minecraft. - [Pi-hole](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/guides/pi-hole): Pi-hole is a Linux network-level advertisement and Internet tracker blocking application which acts as a DNS sinkhole and optionally a DHCP server, intended for use on a private network. - [Devlogs and hours](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/devlogs-and-hours): How time gets counted, what a devlog is for, and how to keep the two lined up. - [Submitting your project](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/submitting): Read this before you submit please. - [What reviewers check](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/review): I don't have a creative thing to put here, maybe you submit a pull request - [FAQ](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/faq): The questions that come up most in the channel. - [How to edit these docs](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/contributing): Every page is a markdown file and every change is a pull request. Here's the whole workflow. - [Who we are](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/about): The cloud is just someone else's computer. We are a Hack Club program for teenagers who would rather own the thing than rent it. - [Credits](https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/raw/cloudfall/credits) Human-readable version: https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/cloudfall Everything in one file: https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/llms-full.txt?program=cloudfall ## Notes for whoever is reading this - These docs are edited by pull request against AD-Archer/stern-docs (https://github.com/AD-Archer/stern-docs). If you find an error, the fix is a PR against the markdown file, not a message to a maintainer. - Everything, in one file: https://sterndocs.hackclub.com/llms-full.txt - Add `?program=` to that URL for a single program.