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🚀 Secure-debian-mini-infra - Your Simple Home Lab Solution

🔥 Overview

Secure Debian mini-infra provides a robust solution for creating a secure home lab environment. This setup includes functionalities such as a NAT router, nftables firewall, SSH bastion, RAID1/LVM storage, and more. Enjoy the convenience of file sharing with NFSv4 and Samba, automated backups, logging, NTP synchronization, and monitoring.

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🚀 Getting Started

To begin using Secure-debian-mini-infra, you need to download the software from the Releases page. Follow the steps below to set up your home lab with ease.

📋 System Requirements

• Operating System: Debian 10 (Buster) or later
• Hardware: A machine with at least 2GB RAM and a dual-core processor
• Disk Space: Minimum of 20GB available storage
• Network: Stable internet connection for updates and downloads

🔗 Features

• NAT Router: Enables internet access for your network devices.
• Firewall: Protects your network with nftables.
• SSH Bastion: Provides a secure way to connect to your devices.
• RAID1/LVM Storage: Ensures data redundancy and easy management of disk space.
• File Sharing: Offers NFSv4 and Samba shares for easy access to files across your network.
• Backups: Automatically backs up your critical data to prevent loss.
• Logging: Keeps track of network activity for monitoring.
• NTP Service: Synchronizes time across your network devices.
• Monitoring Tools: Keeps an eye on system performance.

📥 Download & Install

1. Visit the Releases Page: Go to this page to download. Here, you will find the latest version of the software.
2. Select Your Version: Look for the latest release. You will see options for various installation files. Choose the one that fits your requirements best.
3. Download and Save: Click on the desired file to begin your download. Save it to a known location on your computer.
4. Install the Software: Once downloaded, navigate to the file and follow the prompts to install it on your Debian system.

⚙️ Configuration Steps

1. Initial Setup: Open your terminal. To begin the setup, run:

   sudo ./setup.sh
   

2. Follow On-Screen Instructions: The script will guide you through the configuration of your network settings, firewall rules, and storage options.
3. Create User Account: Set up a user account for managing SSH connections and file sharing.
4. Verify Installation: After configuring, verify the installation by running:

   sudo systemctl status your-service-name
   

   Replace your-service-name with the service you want to check.

📊 Monitoring Your Home Lab

Use monitoring tools included in the setup to keep track of your system performance and network activity. Access your logs through the /var/log/ directory to analyze any issues or performance metrics.

🔒 Security Tips

• Always keep your software updated by regularly checking the Releases page.
• Use strong passwords for your SSH users.
• Periodically review your firewall rules to ensure your network remains secure.

☑️ FAQs

How do I start the router?

Run:

sudo systemctl start router.service

Can I access files remotely?

Yes, you can use SSH or Samba to access files on your network from other devices.

What if I encounter issues?

Refer to the logs in /var/log/ directory to diagnose any problems, or check the documentation available in the repository’s wiki.

💬 Community Support

Join our community forum for help and support. Share your experiences and ask questions to other users in the community.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Don’t forget to visit our Releases page again for the latest updates and versions. Your home lab journey starts here!