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Platform will be Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, although my love for the Ubu line is diminishing. The platform was chosen not for their future, but for the rock-solid dependability and decent documentation. Once the server is up and running, the experiment may be repeated using a different distribution.<p />
Platform will be Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, although my love for the Ubu line is diminishing. The platform was chosen not for their future, but for the rock-solid dependability and decent documentation. Once the server is up and running, the experiment may be repeated using a different distribution.<p />


First is first - install [Core apt Installs].<p />
First is first - install [[Core apt installs]].<p />

Latest revision as of 06:20, 15 March 2024

Objective: Create a server that acts as a "traffic director" based on ports. This should behave similar to but superior to the Apache 2 reverse proxy.

Platform will be Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, although my love for the Ubu line is diminishing. The platform was chosen not for their future, but for the rock-solid dependability and decent documentation. Once the server is up and running, the experiment may be repeated using a different distribution.

First is first - install Core apt installs.