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Hello World
18.10.2025 03:28
This is my first blog post.
It looks like an old computer, but it's supposed to be minimalistic,
so that's how it will look, maybe with a few improvements later.

To add a post, copy the previous post section below and edit the content.

This machine doesn't have PHP, and it never will.

Everything is based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to keep it lightweight.
Welcome back
24.12.2025 02:23
I'm back after a short break to switch to a new domain, terminal.myselfhosted.online, update my SSL certificate, and perform system updates and maintenance.

I'd also like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

After the New Year, I'll definitely find time to finish my todo list, but I also have other cool ideas, like my own search engine based on YaCY.
IPFS Support Enabled
10.01.2026 07:04

The server now supports IPFS.

Current CID:
bafybeifdgvgxkkno2evfdrihox3z3a7tifcx5zlvybs7uj7hcrzfbehlle

Public gateway:
https://ipfs.io

Archived CID:
bafybeidzz7pjuebcccrnoleqq5uyhaup3jl3yloqzc4wsvzeql5byn6f6i

Archived version (gateway):
https://ipfs.io

This setup improves resilience, decentralization, and independence from traditional hosting paths. More experiments coming soon.

Main Site Hosting & Backups
10.01.2026 07:22

The main website, myselfhosted.online, is currently hosted on Cloudflare Pages. This setup is temporary, but it works well for now: fast, globally distributed, and easy to deploy.

I also created additional backups of the site on another server and synced a copy to Dropbox. This ensures that even if something breaks, the content can be restored instantly.

I’ve also finished the remaining tasks from my TODO list. You can check the completed list here:
https://terminal.myselfhosted.online/todo.html

More improvements are coming as I continue refining the whole infrastructure.

Restoring the Terminal: Website and Tor Address Back Online
10.05.2026 00:20

The terminal website has been restored and moved back to a local Debian server.

The previous server finally died of old age, so Adrian from heterodyna.pl funded a new machine to bring the terminal back online and keep this small self-hosted infrastructure alive.

The static HTML files are now served directly from the computer again. Nginx handles the local website, while Cloudflare Tunnel exposes the public address:
https://terminal.myselfhosted.online

I also restored the old Tor onion service from backup keys, so the previous Onion address is active again:
http://phtfi7et7qnszha23jzydwwdymg46ymaw3kaq7uzql2ggam7sjzlntid.onion

The current setup uses a lightweight stack: static HTML, Nginx, Cloudflare Tunnel, Tor Onion service, and Tailscale/WireGuard for private access.

No PHP. No database. No heavy CMS. Just simple files, backups, and services that can be restored quickly when something breaks.

This is exactly the kind of infrastructure I like: small, understandable, independent, and easy to rebuild.

Public Status Page Added
10.05.2026 00:45

I have added a public status page for the infrastructure:
https://status.myselfhosted.online

The status page shows the current availability of selected services related to myselfhosted.online, including the public terminal website and other important endpoints.

This is useful because the status page is hosted outside of the main server. If the terminal server goes down, the status page can still show that something is wrong instead of disappearing together with the monitored machine.

A small status badge has also been added to the main page, so visitors can quickly check whether the services are operational.

New Cleanup
17.05.2026

I cleaned up a few things on the server.

I added an Invidious client, which is an alternative YouTube frontend without ads, and I also set up an admin panel that is available only to me through VPN access.

Pi-hole is filtering network traffic, and the firewall blocks malicious hosts. You can even check my reports here:
My AbuseIPDB account

I am still waiting for the temperature sensor. When it arrives, it will be possible to check the temperature in my room again:
Room temperature

A ten-gigabit network switch is also on the way, so the real fun will begin soon.

You can see the rest of the planned work on the TODO page:
TODO

The Invidious instance works as my private YouTube player without ads. I do not plan to pay a corporation that already earns billions — not because I am cheap, but because I simply do not agree with their policy.

If you want to show me something interesting, you can use the contact page:
Contact

I do not give out shell accounts, so please do not message me asking for one. If you want a cheap shell or VPS for your own experiments, I recommend:
frog.mikr.us

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