Posts with tag Selfhosting

When running different systems on your internal network (e.g. as services on your homelab) it would be nice not to have to memorize the IP addresses of all the servers. You can achieve this by either using the given DNS functionality of your router (e.g. on a tomato router firmware) or by setting up an internal DNS server yourself using the BIND9 DNS server. Let's see how to quickly do it on Debian 10! Prerequisite a Debian 10 system running...

You want to host your own blog or a website for your personal project, but you don't want to use shared hosting? Host your website on an own Virtual Private Server (VPS). You can use any of the many cloud service providers (like AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Linode, digitalocean) to spin up a VPS which will serve your content. This content could be dynamically created by a content management system (CMS, like WordPress) or as static HTML files...