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A small series on baseline setup for Ubuntu VPS before deploying web applications. Focuses on practical steps I use every time I provision a new server: non-root user, SSH keys, firewall, automatic security updates, and other basics that are easy to miss. This is not a complete hardening guide or security audit, just a starting point I consider mandatory before installing the app stack.
When I deploy a small web app to a fresh Ubuntu VPS, getting the application running usually isn't the part I worry about most. The stuff that's easy to miss is the server baseline: how I log in, whic
This is the second post in a small series on baseline Ubuntu VPS setup before deploying web applications. The first post covered the server baseline: non-root user, SSH keys, firewall, and automatic u
This is the third post in a small series on baseline Ubuntu VPS setup before deploying web applications. The first two posts covered: Baseline server setup: non-root user, SSH keys, firewall, automat
This is the fourth post in a small series on baseline Ubuntu VPS setup before deploying web applications. The previous posts covered: Baseline server setup: non-root user, SSH keys, firewall, automat
This is the fifth and (for now) final post in a small series on baseline Ubuntu VPS setup before deploying web applications. The previous posts covered: Baseline server setup: non-root user, SSH keys
