Add tutorial: Self-hosted backup server with Minarca and RAID1 - #1516
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Signed-off-by: Kürşad Ölmez <kursad.olmez@gmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: Kürşad Ölmez kursad.olmez@gmail.com
This tutorial walks through building a self-hosted backup server with Minarca on Debian,
covering a RAID1 array for redundant backup storage, correctly sized temporary storage on
limited-RAM servers, a real post-installation bug affecting service startup after reboot,
a firewall and SSL-terminated reverse proxy, SSH hardening with fail2ban, and account-level
hardening (default credentials, email notifications, 2FA). No existing tutorial covers Minarca.