Originally written for r/selfhosted on Reddit — sharing here for the dev.to community. After...
Originally written for r/selfhosted on Reddit — sharing here for the dev.to community.
After running my self-hosted setup for 2+ years on a single Hetzner CX32 (4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, €15/mo), I finally cleaned up my config into something reusable. Currently hosting 18+ containers with ~1.7GB RAM to spare. Sharing the full setup in case it helps someone getting started or optimizing.
The Stack
Services running:
├── Reverse Proxy: Caddy (auto-HTTPS, dead simple config)
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