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Introduction Self-hosting applications can be a rewarding experience, providing full control over your software environment and data. In this blog post, I’ll share my journey of setting up a self-hosted environment using a Raspberry Pi 5, detailing the hardware, software, and techniques I use to maintain and monitor my system. Hardware Setup Raspberry Pi 5 Specifications CPU: Quad-core…
Introduction Self-hosting applications can be a rewarding experience, providing full control over your software environment and data. In this blog post, I’ll share my journey of setting up a self-hosted environment using a Raspberry Pi 5, detailing the hardware, software, and techniques I use to maintain and monitor my system.
Hardware Setup Raspberry Pi 5 Specifications CPU: Quad-core Cortex-A76 at 2.5GHz RAM: 8GB LPDDR4 Storage: 1TB SSD attached via Pimoroni PCIe HAT Power Supply: Official Raspberry Pi charger, with inverter power backup for up to a couple of hours Network: The Raspberry Pi is connected via LAN to a router with an FTTH connection from the ISP Operating System: Debian based Raspberry Pi OS Lite Software Setup Security and Access I use Cloudflare Zero Trust for a secure web gateway.Read on itsnikhil.github.io ↗
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