Posts with Tag: self-hosting

This guide provides a straightforward method for deploying Mox, a modern and resource-efficient mail server, and integrating it into an existing Traefik stack. Mox is an excellent all-in-one alternative to more complex solutions like Mailcow, as it b…

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for deploying a secure and scalable Lemmy instance. We will use the official deployment pattern, which includes an Nginx container as an internal reverse proxy to manage application-specific routing. Th…

This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for deploying a production-ready Mastodon instance. We will use the official Mastodon Docker images and configure them to run securely behind our modern Traefik v3 reverse proxy, which handles TLS, secur…

Mailcow is a powerful and flexible open-source mail server suite that allows you to manage your email communications securely and efficiently. With Mailcow, you can create multiple email domains and accounts, manage users, and leverage features like …

This guide will walk you through deploying the official Nextcloud Talk High-Performance Backend (HPBE). This backend, which includes a signaling server (Spreed), a STUN/TURN server (Coturn), and a WebRTC MCU (Janus), significantly improves the perfor…

This guide will walk you through deploying a powerful, federated Matrix Synapse homeserver. We will use the popular matrix-docker-ansible-deploy playbook, which simplifies the setup of Synapse and its various components, including bridges for other c…

Welcome to the essential security guide for any new Debian server. A fresh installation is a blank slate, and taking the right steps immediately after setup is crucial for protecting your server from threats. This guide provides a logical, step-by-st…