Fedora Self–Hosted Server
Manage from Mac
Why self-host?
Considering the availability and affordability of the basic requirements for self-hosting useful services, why not?
Basic Tools – Mac
I previously introduced five key elements for getting started with self-hosting. This post introduces a potential self-host to a path to experiment and familiarise oneself before moving to implementation on a real MiniPC.
Basic Tools for self hosting – Brew
This post introduces a prospective self-host individual to tool from Brew for systems management
About Mac2net
Mac2Net is a site focused on self hosting, starting with basic stuff like hosting virtual machines with websites, internal PIM applications and looking at what else is out there.
Add packages with Brew
Let's install some useful packages on the Mac from Brew
Add packages to Fedora VM on a Mac
This post explains how to install packages on Fedora with a script
Setup Lima on a Mac
I am explaining how to setup Lima Virtual Machines
Setup Lima Networking for VMs on the Mac
This post explains the different options for networking with Lima on a Mac. The Lima people have provided a Mermaid flowchart network guide to help you choose the best configuration for the Fedora VM.
Lima – Linux Machines
I introduce Lima Virtual Machines for Mac. Instead I am going to show you how to use Lima and if you had used my Brew package installer script from a previous post, Lima is already installed and ready to go!
Install Fedora on an Apple Silicon
I show how to install Fedora on a Mac. Because we are using Lima, the process of installing a Fedora is not exactly the same as on metal or in a VM, although post install configuration shares a lot in common.