An older machine running Linux and an Internet connection is all you need to host your applications and data. Sounds simple until you realize that there is so much you need to learn to be able to put all the pieces together and make them work. This guide is here to make the learning curve less steep by walking you through the process of setting up a home server that runs multiple applications in containers and has its own domain name.
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