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Author: Umi4Life(zekamashi@umi4.life)

From a GitHub clone to a production homelab: MongoDB, private CI, and automated deploy

Fork extension and Proxmox infrastructure (RCHE)

https://rche.umi4.life/

How this started

A friend wanted to run a private Bemani-style arcade backend after discovering Asphyxia CORE on GitHub—a community, open-source eAmusement server that recently became publicly available. In theory that could have been a weekend job: clone the repo, run Docker, keep the default embedded database on disk, and call it done.

Published on 2026-05-30 at UmiLife's Blog, last modified on 2026-05-30

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