The personal cloud.

A personal Ubuntu server and a place to understand the full life of a digital service: deployment, networking, visibility and maintenance.

Hosting can become a black box. When a service slows down or stops, I want to understand which layer needs attention.

Build a small environment I can inspect. Keep public websites separate from private tools and make operational information easy to understand.

Ubuntu provides the host. Docker organizes services. Monitoring connects compute, storage and network observations. The topology shown here is illustrative.

A useful dashboard prioritizes signals over decoration. CPU, memory, container state and disk health should answer specific questions.

Ubuntu Server, Docker, Nginx, private networking with Tailscale, dashboard experiments and monitoring concepts.

A system must be observable without making its administration public. Configuration, access boundaries and recoverability matter as much as uptime.

Exploring CPU and RAM statistics, container information, network activity and storage-health / SMART information.

Ongoing personal infrastructure practice. This portfolio exposes no live metrics, management URLs, credentials or administration controls.

Improve documentation and repeatable deployment. Continue exploring monitoring and backup practices, with private services kept private.