This repository contains the complete configuration for my personal homeserver setup. It represents my approach to self-hosting services while maintaining reproducibility and documentation through infrastructure-as-code practices.
Infrastructure as Code
The entire server configuration is managed through shell scripts and configuration files, making it easy to:
- Reproduce the setup on new hardware
- Track changes over time with version control
- Share and document the configuration publicly
Self-Hosting Philosophy
Running a homeserver allows for greater control over personal data and services. This project includes configurations for various self-hosted applications and services, demonstrating practical DevOps skills in a home environment.
Technical Components
The configuration covers multiple aspects of server administration:
- Service orchestration and management
- Network configuration and security
- Backup and recovery procedures
- Monitoring and maintenance automation
Learning and Experimentation
The homeserver serves as a platform for learning and experimenting with:
- Container orchestration
- Reverse proxy configurations
- SSL/TLS certificate management
- System hardening and security practices
This project reflects my interest in infrastructure management and the self-hosting movement.
You can find the configuration on GitHub.