![[e4f9a2b7c1] Setting up HTTPS](/content/images/size/w600/2025/11/Screenshot-2025-11-12-at-22-24-54-Account-home-Giannispapcod7@gmail.com-s-Account-Cloudflare.png)
Homelab
The next crucial phase for your homelab is configuring HTTPS. We’ll reuse the Caddy LXC container you set up in the previous post and rely on Cloudflare to issue the certificates. To follow this workflow you’ll need two things: a domain name and a free Cloudflare account. Begin
![[119b3e1af2] Network setup](/content/images/size/w600/2025/11/Screenshot-2025-11-03-at-23-42-18-Redpearl.png)
Homelab
For my homelab, I’d like to reach internal services hosted under the redpearl.pw domain via HTTPS from any location. Certain services (like this blog) must be publicly accessible so visitors can view them. Let’s begin. We’ll provision five virtual machines. To speed things up, we’ll
![[1607c63fe2] Initial homelab commit](/content/images/size/w600/2025/08/1024-1365-1.jpg)
Homelab
I created this blog to document my homelab project, a personal initiative focused on mastering virtualization and networking technologies. Having full control over these systems and the services they provide offers a unique opportunity for hands-on learning and reliable access whenever I need it. Why a Homelab ? I started building