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Debian Server Essentials: Setup, Configure, and Hardening Your System (alien.top)
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I am back with another published article.

Ideogram.ai: penguin in a server room covered in ice and snow, whole picture made out of green matrix style lines of code, cinematic

Please be kind! I am a self-taught Linux user and by no means an expert. My goal with this guide is to help newcomers to Linux have an easier and more secure start.

To all the experts out there, please be kind and do share your tips and observations. I am happy to keep updating the article to make the self-hosting world more secure.

https://nerdyarticles.com/debian-server-essentials-setup-configure-and-hardening-your-system/

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[-] ElevenNotes@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

All three. Alpine (read-only from RAM) is the perfect OS for any RPi. Alpine in a VM is a perfect OS with native support for all hypervisors and drivers available from the start, and as a container base layer its simply one of the best OS out there. I run all my bare metal nodes with Alpine from USB (read-only from RAM). You setup a USB stick, plug it in, boot from it, done. You can setup the OS with your keys and everything, take the USB stick, simply copy the contents (its FAT32) and put it on another stick and plug that into another server and boom, OS ready, no installation required.

Disclaimer: All my bare metal nodes are for containers, the OS has nothing installed, so read-only from RAM is IMHO the best option to do so, unless you want PXE.

[-] KillerTic@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

All right, you got my attention ๐Ÿ˜‚

Challenge accepted! (Some rainy day I got some time).

Thanks for that!

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