Home Server.
A personal server built on a repurposed laptop, configured with Proxmox, Docker, and Cloudflare Tunnel to support self-hosting and development needs.
Last updated: 8 months ago

Home Server is a personal self-hosted infrastructure project built using a repurposed laptop as the primary server machine.
The server environment is configured with Proxmox, Docker, Linux, and Cloudflare Tunnel to support virtualization, containerized services, remote access, and development workflows.
The project focuses on lightweight infrastructure management, self-hosting experimentation, and scalable home lab operations while maximizing hardware efficiency using existing devices.
This setup is used for development environments, service hosting, virtualization experiments, container orchestration, and private infrastructure learning.
Features
- Self-hosted server environment
- Proxmox virtualization platform
- Docker container management
- Cloudflare Tunnel integration
- Remote service access
- Linux-based server architecture
- Virtual machine deployment
- Containerized application hosting
- Lightweight infrastructure setup
- Home lab environment
- Secure remote connectivity
- Multi-service hosting workflow
- Resource-efficient deployment
- Local development infrastructure
- Scalable self-hosting environment
Infrastructure Setup
Virtualization System
- Proxmox hypervisor setup
- Virtual machine management
- Resource allocation workflows
- Lightweight virtualization environment
Container Platform
- Docker container orchestration
- Service isolation workflow
- Multi-container application hosting
- Development container environments
Networking & Access
Cloudflare Tunnel
- Secure remote access
- Public service exposure
- Tunnel-based connectivity
- Simplified external access configuration
Linux Environment
- Linux server administration
- Command-line management workflow
- Service deployment automation
- System resource optimization
License
MIT License © 2025 FannyDevz