[KGIII]

I'd also like to add to this and point out a couple of things.

While I'm not new to Linux, my VPS experience is fairly low. I'd not call myself a Linux admin, I'd call myself an end user. I have used a variety of VPSes (still not sure how to make that plural) in the past, I do best when I'm able to rely on something well authored and with good support.

I'd also mention that absolutely none of this is for production. I get bored and tear down the VPS, just so I can build a new one. None of the things I do are meant to ever be used by someone else - except for when I do some developing to help another project along. Even then, I'm not sure my code is up to snuff.

Basically, my goal is to learn lots and lots of new things. Which, to be quite frank, is exactly what I'm doing.

I'm having loads of fun poking the various buttons, learning what they do, finding new features that I'd like to add, etc...

Right now, I'm trying to figure out how to make kloxo-mr actually issue LetsEncrypt certs. Good times!

Learning and pushing buttons are some of my favorite things to do. By the time I'm done, I want to know how to set up, secure, and maintain a server - without needing to refer to a search engine. While doing that, I will help a project out by doing some development on said server.

It's pretty fun! I want to learn all the things!