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content/fundamentals/hardware.md

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[TOC]
##Introduction
## Introduction
You wan't to get started with self-hosting. This means you will need a computer that will be your server. But what makes a good server?

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content/fundamentals/intro.md

@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Title: Introduction
Date: 2019-06-17
Slug: fundamentals-intro
Description: why you want to get in to homeserving
Summary: introduction to hbsc fundamentals
Summary: Introduction to homebrewserver.club fundamentals
Status: published
Category: fundamentals

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content/fundamentals/manifesto.md

@ -5,47 +5,38 @@ Summary: The homebrewserver.club principles
Status: published
Category: fundamentals
## THE HOMEBREWSERVER.CLUB:
###The homebrewserver.club takes the 'home' in homebrewserver.club literally and the 'self' in self-hosting figuratively.
That means we try to host from our homes rather than from datacenters and for and with our communities rather than just ourselves.
### Takes the 'home' in homebrewserver.club literally and the 'self' in self-hosting figuratively.
That means we try to host from our homes rather than from data centers and we try to host for and with our communities rather than just for ourselves.
It can be tough to learn about self-hosting so we recommend doing it with some other people who are interested in it.
###Approaches not Apps
### Promotes approaches, not apps
We priviledge general approaches over particular software applications. We try to contextualize our technical choices to provide in-depth understanding and prevent The Best Way™ solutionism. For these reasons we like free and open source software and documentation.
We privilege general approaches over particular software applications. We try to contextualize our technical choices to provide in-depth understanding and prevent The Best Way™ solutionism. For these reasons we like free and open source software and documentation.
###Not your one click solution
### Is a space for learning together
Primarily the homebrewserver.club wants to be a space to learn together. It might mean you are knowledgable about a topic and are willing to share that. Or that you are curious and willing to learn. We are about the long route that provides grounded contextual understandings instead of just copy pasta into the terminal to install things via `$current_hip_framework`.
Primarily the homebrewserver.club wants to be a space for learning together. This either means that you are knowledgable about a topic and are willing to share or are curious and willing to learn. We are about the long route that provides grounded contextual understandings instead of just copy pasta into the terminal to install things via `$current_hip_framework`.
###Yes, We're Config™
### Yes, We're Config™
We try help each other out out but we can't do the work for you. We're Config, meaning we're comfy with figuring things out. We take pleasure in researching configurations and the struggle of getting things working. We gladly lend you a helping hand, but we won't be able hold your hand through the whole process.
We try help each other out out but we can't do the work for you. We're Config, meaning we're comfy with figuring things out. We take pleasure in researching configurations and in the struggle of getting things working. We gladly lend you a helping hand, but we won't be able to hold your hand through the whole process.
###Serving from constraints
### Serves from constraints
A homebrew sever means owning up to the fact that you are serving from constraints. You don't have the fastest connection. You use as little power as possible. Your server is some spare laptop you had lying around. You want as little maintenance or worrying as possible. You're not on 24/7 standby if there is an issue. All of that is perfectly ok and we see that it does influence our choices in terms of what to run and how.
Having a homebrew server means owning up to the fact that you are serving from constraints. You don't have the fastest connection. You use as little power as possible. Your server is some spare laptop you had lying around. You want as little maintenance or worrying as possible. You're not on 24/7 standby if there is an issue. All of that is perfectly ok and we know that it does influence our choices in terms of what to run and how.
###A bunch of amateurs
### Is a bunch of amateurs
Is what we are. What works for datacenters and the industry might not be what works for homebrew servers. As such the homebrewserver.club documentation won't be exhaustive but rather inteds to add to existing on-line knowledge available, from the perspective of the homebrew server admin.
What works for data centers and the industry does not necessarily work for homebrew servers. As such, the homebrewserver.club documentation won't be exhaustive but rather intends to add to existing on-line knowledge, particularly from the perspective of the homebrew server admin.
###Embracing the feminist server manifesto
### Embraces the Feminist Server Manifesto
link or direct quote?
###Aspiring to broaden participation
The homebrewserver.club hopes to provide the means for diverse communities to learn how to set up and run their server according to their needs and goals.
Provide a space for other communities [other than the usual suspects (white male hackerspaces)]
The homebrewserver.club hopes to provide the means for communities to configure their server according to their needs and goals.
Rejects certain behaviour
Goes beyond elitist, closed, ?
### Aspires to broaden participation
By publishing guides and tutorials, the homebrewserver.club hopes to provide the means for diverse communities to learn how to set up and run their server according to their needs, goals and principles.

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content/fundamentals/nas.md

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Date: 2018-7-25
Tags: NAS, diy, vpn
Slug: network-backups-over-vpn
Description: How to set up a spare olimex board as a networked backup disk
Summary: How to set up a spare olimex board as a networked backup disk
Category: fundamentals
#Introduction

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content/fundamentals/ssh.md

@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ Date: 2019-06-17
Tags: ssh
Slug: demystifying-ssh
Description: Setting up and understanding remote terminal connections to your server using SSH for fun and not-for-profit
Summary: Setting up and understanding remote terminal connections to your server using SSH for fun and not-for-profit
Author: decentral1se
Status: published
Category: fundamentals

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content/fundamentals/webserver.md

@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Date: 2019-01-14
Category: fundamentals
Tags: server, router, introduction, lan, wan
Slug: fundamentals-webserver-website
Summary: Installing a web server for your home brew server
Summary: Installing a web server on your homebrew server
Author: hbsc & friends
Status: published

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