I remember back in 2017 when I started running a homelab. It was so difficult to access it outside the local area network because I didn't have a static IP. Even if you managed to get a static IP from your ISP, they would put it behind a CGNAT or something that just breaks it. I had so many issues with uptime only because the routing was messed up.
Will be looking into the essentials of securing a Linux server as part of my daily write-up of creating a Newsletter Service for Engineers.
I wanted to get set up the Infrastructure first before having a working building pipeline instead of rushing my way through in the end trying to get the server up and running quickly.
Hey, this is a tutorial to keep a note for myself and others. After countless stupid tries, I think I have finally understood the right to install and set up the PostgreSQL database.