PF—2026 / 001

Linux services / MikroTik networking Based in Indonesia

I keep systems
connected.

Linux services in a Proxmox-hosted LXC environment, MikroTik network configuration, and public service routing through Cloudflare Tunnel and an Nginx TLS reverse proxy.

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What I do

Keep it stable.
Keep it reachable.

My main focus is operating Linux services in an LXC environment hosted on Proxmox: managing processes with PM2 and systemd, configuring Nginx TLS and path-based routing, and publishing local services through Cloudflare Tunnel.

I also have experience configuring MikroTik RouterOS and troubleshooting request paths across private addressing, external TCP forwarding, reverse proxies, and public endpoints. Coding supports this work through tested shell tools, monitoring, and small utilities.

ROUTE / OBSERVE Operations profile 001

01 / Reliability

Keep it
running.

A service is useful only when it remains reachable. I favor clear process ownership, conservative changes, useful logs, and endpoint checks after every operational update.

02 / Visibility

Know the
route.

Domains, ports, proxies, tunnels, and upstream services should have an understandable path. Good documentation and observability shorten every incident.

Operational capabilities

From process
to packet.

A / 01

Linux service operations

Linux in a Proxmox-hosted LXC, PM2 and systemd services, Nginx, logs, TLS renewal, disk-capacity cleanup, and endpoint checks.

A / 02

MikroTik & routing

MikroTik RouterOS configuration, DNS and service routing, external TCP forwarding topology, Nginx reverse proxy and TLS termination, Cloudflare Tunnel, and endpoint tracing.

A / 03

Monitoring & automation

Authenticated SSE monitoring, deployment verification, cache analysis, configuration rollback, tested POSIX shell tooling, and small utilities.

Need a stable route?

Let’s keep it
online.

github.com/x-inu

Open to conversations about Linux operations, Proxmox-hosted workloads, MikroTik configuration, network routing, self-hosting, and service monitoring.