#Raspberry Pi Server

[olivergisttv]

How to Host a Website on a Raspberry Pi

If you’re a tech enthusiast or DIYer, hosting a website on a Raspberry Pi is a great project. It’s cost-effective, energy-efficient, and gives you control over your hosting environment. Here’s how to get started:   1. Set Up Your Raspberry Pi Begin by setting up your Raspberry Pi with a clean installation of Raspberry Pi OS. Make sure you have an internet connection and the necessary peripherals…

[hackeocafe]

Raspberry Pi 5 Mastery: Create a Powerful Home Server/Home lab

Learn how to become a Raspberry Pi 5 Master. Create a Powerful Home Server/Home lab using just a Pi 4 or 5 using Docker.

[arundolyn]

because i Must be working on a minimum of 50 things at once or I'll explode, i think im gonna get around to setting up a pihole for my network soon and then make this old server i snagged from work into a NAS cause ive got ample big storage drives to throw in it :3c

[pc-98s]

i want to host a bluesky personal data server on the same machine as my plex server but i’d have to migrate it to ubuntu since only ubuntu/debian is supported. hm.

[goldmanguyperson]

thing that happened todau

[bitstream24]

Discover the Basics of the Raspberry Pi Along with Multiple Projects

The Raspberry Pi has become incredibly popular among computer hobbyists and businesses for a variety of reasons. It consumes very little power, is portable, has solid-state storage, makes no noise, and offers extension capabilities, all at a very low price.

[wispstalk]

My entire wrapped is blorbo playlists bc I'm gradually morphing back into a CD and vinyl guy. so all of these are like. Tanis song. Tanis song. Tanis song.

[nyansequitur]

Get the big red button. Get some toggle switches. Make a little control board that does stuff on your computer. Is it practical? It’s fun and that’s what matters. I feel a bit like a mech pilot when I use it :)

fuckkk yes home depot please sell me big red button I want big red button so bad

[elwonplacenta]

Setting up a Raspberry Pi is always an adventure, and our latest project has been no exception! We've been diving deep into the world of network configuration, and after a bit of head-scratching (and a few "aha!" moments), we've made some significant progress in understanding how to get our Pi to share its internet connection.

Initially, like many, we fell into a common trap. Our goal was to share the internet connection from our Raspberry Pi, and our first thought was to assign a static IP address to wlan0 – the wireless interface. The logic seemed sound: wlan0 is how the Pi connects to the internet (via a hotspot, in our case), so surely that's where the magic needed to happen, right?

Not quite!

After some experimentation and a healthy dose of troubleshooting, we realized a crucial distinction. While wlan0 receives the internet connection, it's not the ideal interface for sharing it in the way we envisioned. Think of it this way: wlan0 is like the person receiving a package at the door. They've got the package, but they're not the ones distributing it to everyone else in the house.

This led us to eth0 – the trusty wired Ethernet port. And that's where the real breakthrough happened! We had a lightbulb moment: eth0 is perfectly suited for sharing the connection.

Here's why eth0 is our new best friend for internet sharing:

* Dedicated Connection: eth0 allows for a direct, dedicated connection to another device, like a router or even another computer. This is ideal for creating a stable and reliable shared network.

* Logical Separation: By using eth0 to share, we can keep the wlan0 interface focused on its primary job: connecting to the internet. This simplifies the network topology and makes it easier to manage.

* Foundation for a Robust Setup: With eth0 as our sharing interface, we can now configure it to act as a DHCP server, enable IP forwarding, and set up Network Address Translation (NAT). These are the essential ingredients for turning our Raspberry Pi into a powerful internet gateway.

So, what's the plan moving forward?

Our focus has now shifted to configuring eth0. We'll be looking at:

* Assigning a static IP address to eth0: This will be the gateway for any devices connected to it.

* Enabling IP forwarding: This is the key to telling the Pi to route traffic between our wlan0 internet source and our eth0 shared network.

* Setting up a DHCP server (like dnsmasq) on eth0: This will allow devices connected to eth0 to automatically get an IP address from our Pi.

* Configuring iptables for NAT: This crucial step will ensure that devices on our eth0 network can access the internet through our wlan0 connection.

This project has been a fantastic learning experience, highlighting the importance of understanding the fundamental roles of different network interfaces. We're excited to get eth0 fully configured and unlock the full potential of our Raspberry Pi as an internet sharing hub.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build out this network!

- I used ai for this post.

[bibleofficial]

i just think it’s funny that raspberry pi seems to plan their releases around that of apple’s

[virtualizationhowto]

Top 20 Best OS for Raspberry Pi in 2024

Top 20 Best OS for Raspberry Pi in 2024 - Take a look at a list of 20 operating systems for your Raspberry Pi #raspberrypi #rapsberrypios #bestosforraspberrypi #homelab #homeserver #virtualization #making #maker #selfhosted

Let’s look at choosing the best OS for Raspberry Pi as many options are available to download outside of the Raspberry Pi OS for your Raspberry Pi boards (Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi 5, etc). We will consider 20 different OS’s you can install. Table of contents1. Raspberry Pi OS2. Ubuntu MATE3. Arch Linux4. Ubuntu Desktop5. Ubuntu Server6. Kali Linux7. RISC OS8. Chromium OS9. RetroPie10.…

[desasterkreis]

Ein bisschen Technik für freie Tage

Vielleicht ein Technik-Weekend? Ich bin ja durch bestimmte Erlebnisse beim Planen von Dingen ziemlich vorsichtig geworden, gerade was Technik angeht. Gerade an freien Tagen wie dem Wochenende oder im Urlaub beweist die Realität nicht selten, dass sie überhaupt nicht davon beeindruckt ist, wenn das Menschlein selber eigene Ideen hat(te). Irgendwann Da man aber den Elektronikfreak aus mir wohl doch…

[ultrakart]

Poor girl can’t handle a discord call with several people in it because her swap file ain’t big enough.

robot girl that freezes mid-sentence for a few seconds because she has very little ram and has to put things in and out of swap every time a new subject pops up

[agnoll]

ripped all my cds and installed a music streaming server on my raspberry pi and now i don't have to pay for silly spotify anymore, one less subscription and more money in my wallet