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+layout: post
+title:  "Web Hosted #1: How To Setup a Web Server in 2024"
+description: "Even in 2024, knowing how to host a website is still important... and you can learn a lot by doing it without a hosting company!"
+tags: web websites nginx apache
+---
+
+Back in the day, even as far back as the late 90's, you needed a website to be seen as a participant in the web. And 
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+But still, unless you wanted to g
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+## The Hardware
+
+Honestly, anything will do. From options as expensive and powerful as multi-server AMD Epyc- or Intel Xeon-backed clusters, all the way down to Single-Board Computers like the Raspberry Pi or Orange Pi, you can use anything that is supported by your Linux distribution of choice.
+
+## The Operating System
+
+Today we're going to go with Debian Bookworm. Ubuntu, OpenSUSE Leap, and AlmaLinux are just as good, but I'm more familiar with Debian and I love the community-backed distro. And Bookworm (aka Debian 12) is the current stable version of Debian as of the writing of this article.
+
+## The Web Server
+
+Nginx! Or Apache, both are cool. But I'm more familiar with Nginx and it's faster anyway.