How I hosted this Documentation Site
📄 Project Documentation: Documentation Site Hosting Deployment
1. Resource Provisioning & Environment
First I prep up the server for resources:
ThenHost hostedHypervisor: theFALKE01 site
Virtual Machine OS: Ubuntu Server VM from
ThenResource ConfiguredAllocation: Shared environment supporting multiple containerized websites.
CPU: 4 Cores
RAM: 8 GB
Storage: 120 GB
Internal Networking: 192.168.0.200
2. Web Stack & Multi-Site Management
Because this VM hosts multiple applications seamlessly, traffic and isolation are managed under the DNShood settingas follows:
Architecture: Containerized applications isolated from one another on hostingera shared host.
Application / Container Name: documentation-wiki-app
Application Type: Standalone Wiki / Documentation Platform
Classification: Internal Documentation Site
Access Control: The site is accessible online via the public domain; however, strict user login/authentication is required to hostview, subread, or modify any documentation, keeping its contents fully private to the company.
Source Repository: [Insert Link to GitHub/GitLab repository if applicable]
Web Server / Reverse Proxy: Managed automatically via an internal reverse proxy that handles routing to specific containers based on the incoming domain name.
SSL/TLS Security: Automated Let's Encrypt certificates, automatically provisioned and renewed for book.mhipcor.com.From
3. Network & WAN Configuration
Public Routing: External traffic hits our staticon-site ippublic onsiteStatic IP.
Port Forwarding: Ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) are forwarded from the edge firewall to this Ubuntu VM's internal local IP temporary (192.168.0.200).
DNS Settings (Hostinger):
Subdomain: book.mhipcor.com
Record Type: A Record pointing directly to our on-site public Static IP.