Homelab Starter Kit - Self-Host Everything in a Weekend
Stop spending your weekends buried in Stack Overflow. This is the exact kit I wish I had when I started.I wasted months trying to figure out how to self-host a photo backup, media server, and network-wide ad blocker. Between troubleshooting VPN killswitches, fixing NAS mounts that broke every time I rebooted, and chasing Docker configs across a dozen different Reddit threads, it was a mess.I’ve packaged every hard lesson into a clean, ready-to-run setup that actually works in an afternoon.What's includedYou get 5 production-ready Docker stacks. Each includes a compose file, a pre-configured environment template, and a setup guide that actually makes sense: Immich: A private Google Photos replacement running on your own hardware. Jellyfin: Your own streaming service for any device in the house. Mediastack: Automated movie and show downloads, properly routed through a VPN with a killswitch. Pi-hole: Block ads at the network level for every device you own. Portainer: A web dashboard so you can manage containers without living in the terminal. The extras: server-setup.md: A guide for fresh Linux installs covering Docker, SSH hardening, and static IPs. manage.sh: A script to start, stop, or check logs for any stack by name. Troubleshooting: Real solutions for the specific failure points in these services. Who this is forIf you've tried self-hosting and hit a wall, this is for you. Most blog posts are outdated or missing half the steps. If you just want a functional setup and don't care to spend another Saturday piecing together broken configs, buy this.Note: You need to know how to SSH into a server and run basic commands. I'm not hand-holding you through how a terminal works.What you skipMost people waste hours on these specific headaches. You won't have to: Fix NAS mounts that disappear after a reboot. Gamble on whether your VPN killswitch is actually working. Hunt down port conflicts on Ubuntu (especially the Pi-hole/DNS mess). Deal with the wiring between Radarr, Sonarr, and Prowlarr. What you getA single .zip file. Unzip it on your server, tweak your .env files, run ./manage.sh up portainer, and you are live.I’ve tested this specifically on clean Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS installs.PricingUse code LAUNCH at checkout to get it for $7. This is only for the first 20 people. After that, it goes up to the regular $9 price.
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