Tux got the Power
Bringing the energy to the lab.
New pages = new folders (with index.html) inside /var/www/mywebsite/html.
Public access is only for the static site — admin services stay private.
🏠Ubuntu Server • Docker • Nginx • Tailscale • Cloudflare
What Up!
This is my home lab build log — built to learn real-world infrastructure with secure defaults, repeatable commands, and clean documentation.
Secure by default
Repeatable
Logs before guesses
Document every fix
Start here
View Roadmap →- Infrastructure: what’s running (hardware, network, services)
- Labs: hands-on tasks and command snippets
- Dashboard: quick health checks + logs
- Upcoming Projects: planned builds (monitoring, hardening, runbooks)
Secure by default
Repeatable
Logs before guesses
Quick checks
Use this when you log in and want a fast “green check”.
sudo nginx -t && sudo systemctl reload nginx
sudo systemctl status nginx --no-pager
sudo systemctl status docker --no-pager
sudo systemctl status tailscaled --no-pager
sudo systemctl status cloudflared --no-pager
df -h
docker psInfrastructure
Open →Hardware + services overview: what’s installed, how it’s connected, and what’s public vs private.
Topology
Services
Security
Labs
Open →Hands-on tasks, command snippets, and “fixed it” notes — built for repetition and learning.
Commands
SOPs
Troubleshooting
Dashboard
Open →Fast health checks: service status, endpoints, and first logs to check when something breaks.
Status
Logs
Checks
Upcoming Projects
Open →Planned builds: monitoring, hardening, automation, and runbooks — each becomes a write-up.
Roadmap
Build log
Ops