Solene’s Percent % is the personal blog of Solène Rapenne, a freelance consultant and former Qubes OS core team member and OpenBSD developer. The site collects her notes and write-ups on BSD systems, Linux, security, reproducibility and command-line workflows, written from direct hands-on experience.
The content ranges from deep technical articles to short tips. A representative post describes her self-hosted infrastructure built on Incus OS, covering disposable system containers, default-deny networking, VPN-only private access, secrets management, automatic updates, backups and monitoring, then evaluates the setup against confidentiality, integrity and availability.
The blog is aimed at system administrators, DevOps and DevSecOps practitioners, homelab enthusiasts and anyone working with OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Linux or Qubes OS. Readers looking for practical infrastructure and security guidance will find the most value here.
Because posts are personal experience reports rather than formal documentation, readers should treat configurations as a starting point and adapt them to their own environments. Following the RSS feed or the Fediverse account is the easiest way to keep up with new articles. Overall, it is a solid, no-nonsense resource for hands-on systems knowledge.
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