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Self-Hosting A Website

Self Hosting A Website Through Container With Jekyll

I did this by following two guides from Techno Tim as well as some extra documentation to get it working on my own system.

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https://docs.technotim.live/posts/jekyll-docs-site/#building-with-docker 
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https://docs.technotim.live/posts/custom-docker-image/ 

After doing these things and Making a Container running nginx. I set up a Cloudflare nameserver that points to my public IP address and I set up my firewall to forward along port 80 to my VM running Debian running a portainer. It was fairly simple after learning each step of the process but it took me a while because of various issues I ran into.

As of now there are still several things that I have in mind to do.

  • Self-Host Website
  • Have VPN back to my home network
  • Set up my servers in a server rack
  • Get a third computer that will be able to break quorum between my two proxmox servers
  • Setup a separate computer that will ping my servers and send wake up packets if it doesn’t get a response
  • Self-host Bitwarden an open source password manager
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