Welcome to the Tardis Project
We provide computing services to hobbyists and small organisations, for any non-profit purposes.
Our goal is to promote small-scale computing, and provide a safe space for users to learn practical sysadmin and computing skills.
We provide a variety of services for technical and non-technical people, a list of which you can find here.
We are a group of volunteers, and as such all services we provide are best-effort and should not be 'mission critical'. If you're making money off of Tardis, you're doing it wrong.
Tardis used to be a part of the University of Edinburgh.
It was one of the first projects of its kind, being founded in 1987 within the School of Informatics. We're now a seperate entity funded by donations.
For non-technical people
We host a variety of services that don't require any technical know-how to use, such as:
- Email (including webmail and custom domains)
- Cloud Storage (using Nextcloud)
- Password Management (using Vaultwarden)
- Fediverse accounts (using Pleroma)
- More, on request.
These are free to use and available to all members.
For technical people
Tardis is a great place to collaborate on and deploy small projects. As well as access to normal Linux machines you can run whatever you like on, we can offer:
- GitLab code hosting, CI, and CD
- Static site hosting
- Registries for Docker, npm, and more
- Primary/secondary DNS
- Trace, Log, and Metric aggregation via Grafana
- S3-compatible storage via Ceph
- Virtual machine infrastructure
We'll also support you if you need more infrastructure set up. You won't usually have to pay for any of this, but if you're asking for a lot of resources we may ask for a donation.
Meetings
Meetings are held every Monday at 6:30pm at the Auld Hoose.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Donations
Donating is entirely optional, but allows us to continue operating. If Tardis has helped you, please consider donating.
Want an account?
You can apply for an account here.
