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by ggpsv
606 days ago
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Every case is different but as a baseline, you could use Ubuntu or Debian for automatic security upgrades via unattended-upgrades[0], harden ssh by allowing only pubkey authentication, disallow all public incoming connections in the firewall except for https traffic if you're serving a public service, everything else (ssh, etc) can go over wireguard (tailscale makes this easy).
Use a webserver like nginx or caddy for tls termination, serving static assets, and proxying requests to an application listening on localhost or wireguard. [0]: https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades |
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