Web-Hosting
If you can see this, I successfully finished my second mini-project. It's currently an apache2 docker container on a cheap VPS.
Hey! I'm Tea, and I'm currently getting a little into sysadmin bullshittery. Two years ago, I put a headless NixOS on my two-gen-old laptop (it's been a mess but I've been allowing myself to be clueless and break stuff). I kinda dropped it from there. Now I'm picking it back up by trying to manage my own hosting on a vps. Part of this exercise is about learning the basics of Docker with a few hands-on projects.
If you can see this, I successfully finished my second mini-project. It's currently an apache2 docker container on a cheap VPS.
I'm using traefik to expose the local containers to the public internet. It also comes with TLS support.
traefik.ioI'm surprised how annoying it is to set this up, but eventually I got apache2 to run with PHP and to talk with a DB. Yay, we've got LAMP at home!
With that, I could set up my old first php project, a website where you can submit a button:
Your SecondAfter multiple people told me to not fuck with bare repos, I set up a Forgejo!
forgejo.orgI finally settled on a file structure :)
projects ├──button.tea.wtf│ ├── directus │ ├── docker-compose.yaml │ └── www ├── forgejo.tea0.eu │ ├── database │ ├── docker-compose.yaml │ └── forgejo ├──immich.tea0.eu├── kiss.button.tea.wtf │ ├── docker-compose.yaml │ └── www ├── metis.tea.wtf ├──paperless.tea0.eu├──penpot.tea0.eu├──php.tea.wtf│ ├── docker-compose.yaml │ └── www ├── tea.tea.wtf │ ├── sveltekit-quiz ├── test.tea.wtf │ ├── docker-compose.yaml │ └── www ├── _traefik │ └── docker-compose.yaml └──zitadel.tea.wtf
I kinda wanna see what's going on here so I set up a GDPR-compliant self-hosted minimal analytics. It's just 1.35kB compared to google'sor Clouflares 10-15kB or Google's 40-60kB.
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