{Series} Home Lab - Part 3: Pi-hole, Caddy & Local DNS
Take your self-hosted infrastructure to the next level by deploying Pi-hole for network-wide ad blocking and Caddy as a lightning-fast reverse proxy using Dockage.
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{Series} Home Lab - Part 2: Docker, Dockage, and Your First Service
Deploy Docker, set up Dockage for clean stack management, and spin up your first local Ghost blog on your Debian home lab server.
{Series} Home Lab - Part 1: Securing SSH & Cockpit
Take your fresh Debian home lab install and lock it down. Learn how to configure certificate-only SSH access, set up Cockpit for web management, and enable instant Telegram notifications.
Creating a Telegram Bot and Setting Up Advanced System Notifications
Running a headless home lab server means staying proactive is key. Follow this guide to set up real-time Telegram notifications for system updates, successful logins, and failed login security monitoring.
{Series} Home Lab on an Intel NUC
Welcome to my home lab series. The goal is simple. Take a plain and headless Linux machine and turn it into a fully functional home lab with self hosted services, secure remote access, monitoring, and protection. You can do this all step by step with just an SSH client and a little patience.
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