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Self Hosted: Episode 6 - Authentication

Software used: * FreeBSD 14.2 (jail) * OpenLDAP 2.6 (from ports) It has been said: "Three people can keep a secret, if two are dead." Fortunately, it doesn't need to come to that. Authentication As with many things in computing there needs to be a source

Self Hosted: Episode 5 - Logging

Software Used: * FreeBSD 14.2 (jail) Introduction If you can't observe what is happening then you can't find and fix what is broken Setting up a logging server at this point may seem premature. But as we move forward, things will get more complicated and more

Self Hosted: Episode 3 - DNS/DHCP/NTP

Used Software: * FreeBSD 14.2 (as jail) * ISC Bind 9.2.0 (from ports) * ISC DHCP 4.4 (from ports) Introduction It all begins with DNS... Building the Jail environment The DNS/DHCP server will be built using a FreeBSD jail. This is done for several reason. First, FreeBSD Jails

Self Hosting: Episode 1 - Hypervisor

Software Used: * FreeBSD 14.2 * Sanoid/Syncoid 2.3.0 Introduction Before we can deploy any services we need two things. First a place to store those services and two a place to run those services from (i.e storage and compute). These two requirements do not need to run