Post 9xNDFek972lX0aBYO0 by frankstrater@linuxrocks.online
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(DIR) Post #9xN7miEKZPAJebgQK0 by tzycce@linuxrocks.online
2020-07-23T08:32:03Z
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Just curious, how many of you are selfhosting? I mean actually running services from your home machine and not renting a vps or a server. I'm currently running a few services from home like #Bitwarden #Radicale #Syncthing and well... #Minecraft etc. Often I feel paranoid somebody is exploiting my mistakes and gets access to my home network.Currently I run #Proxmox host with separate unpriviledged #Lxc container for each service. #Pfsense as firewall and reverse proxy.
(DIR) Post #9xNCt4xXTZchehgTtQ by johnfreeman@nerdculture.de
2020-07-23T09:29:07Z
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@tzycce I still have a Sandstorm server (https://sandstorm.io) running for my calendar and some git repos, but I hope to replace it eventually. And I've been using Syncthing for years now to sync my passwords.
(DIR) Post #9xNDFek972lX0aBYO0 by frankstrater@linuxrocks.online
2020-07-23T09:33:16Z
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@tzycce I'm selfhosting with Freedombox and run a couple of included services like #Radicale #Syncthing and #tt-rss. I trust #Freedombox for not making mistakes I would do if I would setup my own server, but I still feel paranoid, now that I have opened my ISP router (port forwarding) for accessing my home server from outside my home network.
(DIR) Post #9xNNVh2jKSckJeADAG by jonne@kaver.it
2020-07-23T11:28:12Z
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@tzycce I used to have everything runnin on a Pi in my home, but turns out having virtual servers is just very convenient. Security was also one of the reasons: everything I self-hosted tended to lag behind in versions, since upgrading them took time I usually didn't have.
(DIR) Post #9xeoBOX75o8DkkPD96 by ramob@qoto.org
2020-07-31T21:17:11Z
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@tzycce how have you liked proxmox? Thinking of jumping from esxi
(DIR) Post #9xjvIyF889F1qoBLuK by tzycce@linuxrocks.online
2020-08-03T08:30:33Z
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@ramob My needs are very simple and it's totally overkill for me. I mostly use it because I like to try things and it's very easy to launch a new virtual machine or lxc container. In my case it has been very robust and I have no no major issues with it. I have no experience with esxi so I don't know if it misses some features which vmware might have. If you jump ships, this is a new feature currently in beta which might be worth mentioning https://pbs.proxmox.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
(DIR) Post #9xkRQTtm20FSaZom6i by ramob@qoto.org
2020-08-03T14:30:28Z
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@tzycce Thanks for the link, it's only a 'lab' server so I don't have any personal infrastructure worth saving on it yet though. I might try backing it up though for practice to see if it can transfer.I just saw that they used GPL so I'm curious to try them/potentially support it down the road.
(DIR) Post #9yNP6nY66jLuKqoDjs by miguelx413@mastodon.social
2020-08-22T09:38:15Z
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@tzycce I selfhost with Proxmox, but not at my home but at a business I'm connected with. I'm very happy with the experience having 2 dedicated machines for doing so, one made with pretty good and new hardware too.
(DIR) Post #A0Fpk9eYQusggsr2CO by 9uqjgkkMcxGoO2B5m4.jeroen@social.franssen.xyz
2020-10-17T12:56:25.756192Z
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@tzycce I’m selfhosting with @yunohost 2 instances.. On in a cheap VPS for @matrix , email & other important services (mainly webdav via @nextcloud ) and one at home for less important stuff such as a @funkwhale .I’m a self employed IT consultant in my spare time for > 15 years and must admit that yunohost is a very efficient way to quickly get a lot of services running.. but some rough edges remain and having a good backup policy is very important
(DIR) Post #A0FqiU1vnhp5GQYVsW by ilja@ilja.space
2020-10-17T13:54:07.477174Z
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@tzycce I am :blobfoxfloofhappy: I selfhost on an old laptop and it has a vpn tunnel to an isp (neutrinet) that gives me a fixed ip address this way. I do know the feeling though ^^' My OS is yunohost, so I mostly try to ignore that little voice and just hope they know what they're doing :p The services I use that it currently runs are for mail and fedi (pleroma and plume). It also runs a bunch of services by default like an xmpp server (that I don't actually use any more) and things like fail2ban, firewall, dnsmasq...
(DIR) Post #A0FtoYfhkxABG8kQ7M by dustin@linernotes.club
2020-10-17T14:28:49Z
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@tzycce also selfhosting with #yunohost from a leftover desktop computer in my basement, for nextcloud / emby / occasional use of tinytinyRSS
(DIR) Post #A0FwZ0ZOYzR90t4bUO by aslmx@chaos.social
2020-10-17T14:59:36Z
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@tzycce also #yunohost here, but on a VPS, use it as a playground and backup for my home setup.At home I run a Dell t30 server with ~9 libvirt VMs for different services like Ampache, Nextcloud, Selfoss, Prosody, NodeRED, OpenMediaVault and some smaller tools.Electricity cost is a thing though 😐Thanks to UPS I'm close to 1000 days uptime on the host machine. But will rethinkand redo my setup (more docker 🤔) and reboot in my xmas vacation maybe.
(DIR) Post #A0G71gXB8MUmoTLigy by albi@fosstodon.org
2020-10-17T16:56:16Z
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@tzycce Proxmox's LXC mabagement is so great, that now I have a hard time working with Docker. :D
(DIR) Post #A3TLBdR5WKzawd8vi4 by plocki@social.anoxinon.de
2021-01-21T19:43:12Z
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@tzycce As a good first step you should consider setting up a DMZ and put all your services in there and keep you local LAN out of it. This may require additional hardware though