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a bash script that auto installs everything will do. It has to be maintained though. You also lock down and harden the server. Running a stable OS helps.
by z3t4 4y ago
a bash script that auto installs everything will do. It has to be maintained though. You also lock down and harden the server. Running a stable OS helps.
- gnramires 4y agoI've run a few debian servers for years with little issues. Set up auto-update (very easy) for security updates. There's really little to go wrong. I'm sure you can find example setup scripts online (configure autoupdates, firewall, applications, etc.), should be a matter of running 'curl $URL' and then 'chmod +x $FILE' and 'bash $FILE'. I didn't need configuration management (I do use my provider's backup service which is important I guess). Something like this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/potts99/Linux-Post-Install/6307a5cfe7151216439faca00db1ac1b83d8a3c1/post-install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/potts99/Linux-Post-Install... (seen in https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/f18xi2/ubuntu_debian_post_install_bash_script/ https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/f18xi2/ubuntu_d... )