Comprehensive Home Web Server Hosting: Raspberry Pi + Apache2 + Cloudflare Tunnel + SSL Encryption

Learn how to set up your own secure webserver at home using a Raspberry Pi! Follow our step-by-step guide to configure Apache, set up SSL encryption, and link your domain through Cloudflare Tunnel for added security. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced enthusiast, this tutorial will walk you through the process, making it easy to host your website from the comfort of your own home. Get ready to take control of your online presence with this comprehensive tutorial!
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Timestamps :
0:00 Intro
0:25 Required Hardware
0:42 Guide Overview
2:05 Raspberry Pi OS Installation
5:55 SSH into Raspberry Pi
7:15 Apache2 Server Installation
11:55 PHP Installation
15:35 Cloudflare - Domain & Tunnel - Apache2 - RPi
22:00 CloudFlare - HTTPS & SSL - Apache2 - RPi
34:10 Website Hosting
36:30 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
37:20 Summary - Advantages - Disadvantages
40:38 Outro
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[@keshav2136]

Can we use it for hosting using a computer with the same steps?
And for the internet, I'm using my phone's hotspot/ ethernet. What will be the steps?

[@MechAsh]

Probably yes, the steps would be same but the command to install the Apache2 and PHP server will be different and Cloudflare setup will vary depending on what OS you are using on windows. (if you are using Linux most of the steps/commands would be same).

[@keshav2136]

@@MechAsh Yes, I would be using Ubuntu

[@MechAsh]

then most of the steps would be the same just verify the commands for Ubuntu by visiting the respective official sites of Apache2, PHP and Cloudflare and you are good to go. very soon I'll be making a similar guide to host your WordPress website, you could say it as this will be part 2 of the guide

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