All tech you list is relevant, but if you’ve never used any of it before, maybe pick out a small subset and learn that to begin with instead. It is exciting and I want to be an expert on all of these aswell, but it is really a lot. Better to be an expert on 3 things than to kind of understand what 30 different things do. When you get comfortable with some basics like for example Ubuntu server and Docker, you can then move on to something else depending on what your priorities are.
On the topic of hosting stuff for family and friends; Really make sure you follow best practises for backups. 3 copies on 2 different devices and 1 copy must be off-site. If you only play around, backups are optional, but as soon as someones memories, important documents or similar relies on your stuff, you better have proper backups.
What are your current status? What do you know today? :)
Allright, here is my thoughts :)
All tech you list is relevant, but if you’ve never used any of it before, maybe pick out a small subset and learn that to begin with instead. It is exciting and I want to be an expert on all of these aswell, but it is really a lot. Better to be an expert on 3 things than to kind of understand what 30 different things do. When you get comfortable with some basics like for example Ubuntu server and Docker, you can then move on to something else depending on what your priorities are.
On the topic of hosting stuff for family and friends; Really make sure you follow best practises for backups. 3 copies on 2 different devices and 1 copy must be off-site. If you only play around, backups are optional, but as soon as someones memories, important documents or similar relies on your stuff, you better have proper backups.
What are your current status? What do you know today? :)