Raspberry Pi: Dummy tutorial on linux server, SSH and TCP/IP

This series aim to walk through difficult network concepts / terms by setting up a linux server with Raspberry Pi that could be accessed anywhere from the internet. As many might warn you that Raspberry Pi is not a powerful computer and you should simply go for an Amazon server, I felt that learning how to set up a server and knowing how things work are the essential parts here.

This tutorial is marked dummy as I expect you to know nothing, and want to start learning computer and network from stratch.

I will try my best to not rush and explain everything like you are five. But please do let me know if you feel confused in any part.

My server is hosting a Jupyer notebook as a remote code editor.

This series will be split into several parts, and in this story I will write up part 1.

[Part 1]: Install and connect to your pi under the same network, aka your home wifi

[Part 2]: Set up port forwarding and access it from anywhere, aka internet

[Part 3]: Set up http web server and access it like a normal website

[Part 4]: Set up jupyter notebook server and access it like a code…