While the screen stays dark, the architecture sharpens. The Forge may be silent, but the blueprints are humming with readiness. Infrastructure is being shaped for seamless deployment once hardware returns to life.
The Forge is down — persistent BSOD and black screen with no POST, no signal, no beeps. I’ve done everything from CMOS resets to SSD swaps and booting without the GPU. Likely a board-level failure or voltage issue. Until I confirm the culprit or replace the motherboard, I’m building from the outside in: services, automation flows, and data scaffolds that are ready to run the second power returns.
Core UI built for FoundrySpace’s service portal at /service. This page includes:
Logic is modular — Web3 handlers and automation backends are separated into their own script blocks for clarity and reusability. This file becomes the gateway to all decentralized interactions.
Defined and validated Docker services for the local stack:
Environment variables, volume mounts, and health checks are wired. Boot command:
docker compose up -dThis runs locally for full sovereignty — no third-party SaaS in the loop. Offline-ready, portable, and customizable.
PostgreSQL will handle structured data storage for commission requests and backend metadata:
This is what technical resilience looks like: when the screen stays black, the configs grow sharper. I can’t boot Blender, but I can build pipelines. I can’t render the gallery, but I can wire the service stack. Every file laid today becomes a brick in a house that will launch with zero friction the moment the Forge wakes.
Signed,
Lorelei Noble