Learn how to build a compact, NVMe-supported Raspberry Pi 5 server for hosting media, blocking ads, and managing web traffic at home.

This project sets up a realistic web server on a Raspberry Pi 4B to simulate a real-world environment for learning ethical hacking, web security, and system administration.

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These outlined instructions will help you put together a Raspberry Pi web server that will allow you to be more efficient in a variety of use cases.

Using the Raspberry Pi Imager, install Ubuntu Server on an SD card. In the imager, configure a username and password for your user and enable SSH. After installation success, install the required apt ...

Ever wished you could access your Raspberry Pi when you’re on the road? Perhaps you’ve set up a home security camera, you’re running a private Minecraft server, or you’re using your Pi for ...

Ever since the announcement of the Raspberry Pi, sites all across the Internet have offered lots of interesting and challenging uses for this exciting device. Although all of those ideas are great, ...

Raspberry Pi microcomputers can be a great option for hosting your Minecraft world as long as you don't mind doing the work to set it up.

A delightfully dainty design for your very own diminutive server - this 3D-printable case was "specifically designed for a Minecraft server".

The Raspberry Pi has found its way in to the hobbyist market for computing, but it is also very capable for other business and personal use as well. An extremely low power draw, small form factor ...