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Part 6: Nginx Reverse Proxy for Clean URLs
Welcome to Part 6 of the Ubuntu home lab series. Now that we have several apps running on different ports, it’s time to simplify access using Nginx as a reverse proxy. This lets us use URLs like http://jellyfin.myserver.home instead of IP:port combos...
Part 5: Advanced Containers – pgAdmin, Node-RED, and Homarr
Welcome to Part 5 of the Ubuntu home lab series. This part expands on our Podman setup by deploying more advanced services inside containers. We’ll run PostgreSQL with pgAdmin in a shared Pod, Node-RED for workflows, and Homarr for a beautiful home l...
Part 4: Running Containers with Podman and Cockpit
Welcome to Part 4 of the Ubuntu home lab series. Now that our server is secure, it's time to start running services in containers. We'll use Podman (a daemonless alternative to Docker) and Cockpit (a web-based UI) to make management easy. My strategy...
Part 3: Securing and Hardening the Server
Welcome to Part 3 of the Ubuntu home lab series. Now that we have a solid base system with essential tools, it's time to focus on security. In this part, we'll: Sync time with NTP Enable automatic security updates Harden SSH Configure firewall ru...
Part 2: Essential Terminal Tools for Productivity
Welcome to Part 2 of the Ubuntu home lab setup series. In this section, we’ll focus on making the terminal experience powerful and developer-friendly. We’ll install popular utilities, configure a rich shell environment with Zsh, and set up Neovim and...
Part 1: Installing and Configuring the Base Ubuntu Server
Welcome to Part 1 of my multi-part series on setting up a headless Ubuntu home lab server tailored for developers. This post covers the installation of Ubuntu Server, setting up your development environment, and installing essential tools to get star...
Setting up a Linux terminal for productivity
Introduction Recently, I have installed my computer with Arch Linux. The decision to move to vanilla Arch from EndeavourOS (another Arch-based distro) was quite an organic one. I just thought of starting with a clean slate without any preinstalled ap...
EndeavourOS - Gemini
How to set up EndeavourOS or any other Arch distro