Private Cloud

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This is most definitely Googleable.

>>60003396
Google only recommends me GUI heavy apps. Im putting this all on a headless and would rather it be low key, secure, and rely mostly on my own resources. I feel like with the craze of preparing for the (((collapse))) there must be others out there working on similar projects.

>>60002819
Yes, but I am an amateur as well.

The basic routine for a self hosted cloud storage would be:
- Set up free virtualisation software on your computer (or get a slow as Raspberry Pi 3, or somthing similar)
- install a headless Linux distro of your liking into the virtual machine / raspberry pi.
- setup a simple webserver (nginx or appache)
- setup portforwardings in your router
- download letsencrypt (to get a valid https certificate)
- setup webserver with https certificate
- setup php7
- setup mysql / mariadb
- setup owncloud/nextcloud/seafile

There are tons of guides on the internet that explain this in way more detail.

Just google a few of the keywords listed above.

>>60003577
I am samefag ...

I forgot to mention that you should follow the hardening guides for nextcloud / owncloud / your linux distro, etc.

Just google it and experiment.

Run OpenStack. It's secure, scalable, and offers a bunch of services. The installation process is quite in-depth, but I assume you're mostly tech-literate. The Horizon service gives you a nice web interface to login from too.

>>60003618
Samefag again:

Forgot to mention that you might need to setup DynDNS / free domain (spdns, freenom works for me) with your router or inside of your virtual machine if you internet connection provider provides you with dynamic IP addresses.

>>60003691
Seems a bit of a heavyweight compared to things like sea file. Is it worth the extra trouble?