Linux Infrastructure, Self-Hosting & Data Science
Welcome to My Knowledge Base
This platform is a hands-on engineering reference dedicated to the Linux ecosystem—ranging from low-level system administration, network architecture, and containerization to production-ready self-hosted services and database tuning.
Every modern Data Science workflow and backend application relies on a rock-solid infrastructure. The guides documented here focus on building, automating, and hardening that exact foundation using open-source tools on Debian Linux: practical, reproducible, and stripped of unnecessary theory.
Core Topics
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Linux & System Administration
Command-line mastery, permissions, process management, systemd automation, rootless Podman containers, and server hardening.
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Self-Hosting Stacks
Replace cloud dependencies with your own infrastructure: Nextcloud, full mail servers, Git instances, reverse proxies, and encrypted backups.
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Data Science & Python
Data wrangling with Pandas and NumPy, machine learning with Scikit-learn, visualization, and modern Python APIs (FastAPI, Django, Pytest).
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Networking & Databases
Linux routing, firewalls, KVM/QEMU network simulation, and production database administration (indexing, replication, and performance tuning).
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Systems Programming & Pi Labs
Polyglot backend development in C, Go, Rust, and Java alongside practical Raspberry Pi hardware workshops, IoT sensors, and home NAS setups.
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Sovereign Infrastructure & Bitcoin
Digital sovereignty in practice: running, verifying, and securing your own Bitcoin Core Full Node alongside critical economic and technical analyses.