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<p>Born out of a deep distrust of Microsoft and Google, this project is my ongoing effort to self-host as much of my digital life as possible. Every device on my network is named after a Pokémon and assigned a local IP of <code>10.0.0.x</code>, where <code>x</code> is its Pokédex number.</p> <p>Born out of a deep distrust of Microsoft and Google, this project is my ongoing effort to self-host as much of my digital life as possible. Every device on my network is named after a Pokémon and assigned a local IP of <code>10.0.0.x</code>, where <code>x</code> is its Pokédex number.</p>
<p>The primary server, <strong>Charizard</strong>, runs Unraid OS and manages a disk array totalling 40 TB. It hosts a Gitea instance for personal projects, a file server, and a media server, all running in Docker containers and exposed to the internet through <strong>Nginx Proxy Manager</strong> with SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt.</p> <p>The primary server, <strong>Charizard</strong>, runs Unraid OS and manages a disk array totalling 44 TB. It hosts a Gitea instance for personal projects, a file server, and a media server, all running in Docker containers and exposed to the internet through <strong>Nginx Proxy Manager</strong> with SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt.</p>
<p>An extension of the setup lives on <strong>Bulbasaur</strong>, a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole for network-wide ad blocking and a WireGuard VPN server for secure remote access.</p> <p>An extension of the setup lives on <strong>Bulbasaur</strong>, a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole for network-wide ad blocking and a WireGuard VPN server for secure remote access.</p>
<p>Charizard is turning five this year. In that time I've learned an enormous amount about networking, Linux administration, and the particular satisfaction of fixing something broken at 2 in the morning that nobody asked you to build in the first place.</p> <p>Charizard is turning five this year. In that time I've learned an enormous amount about networking, Linux administration, and the particular satisfaction of fixing something broken at 2 in the morning that nobody asked you to build in the first place.</p>
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<span data-tip="The OS on Charizard, managing the 40 TB disk array.">Unraid</span><span data-tip="Every service runs in its own container.">Docker</span><span data-tip="Nginx Proxy Manager routes traffic to each service, with Let's Encrypt SSL.">Reverse Proxy</span><span data-tip="Subnetting, DNS, and a VPN.">Networking</span><span data-tip="The thing that it is.">Self-hosting</span> <span data-tip="The OS on Charizard, managing the 44 TB disk array.">Unraid</span><span data-tip="Every service runs in its own container.">Docker</span><span data-tip="Nginx Proxy Manager routes traffic to each service, with Let's Encrypt SSL.">Reverse Proxy</span><span data-tip="Subnetting, DNS, and a VPN.">Networking</span><span data-tip="The thing that it is.">Self-hosting</span>
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