Set up WireGuard on a VPS
Your own VPN server, one key pair per device.
Guides
Step-by-step tutorials with exact commands for Debian and Ubuntu, plus the definitions and data behind them.
Quick answer
Where can I find guides to set up a private VPS?
Gloamport publishes 16 step-by-step guides for a private VPS: a WireGuard VPN, a Tor relay, an onion site, SSH keys and hardening, disk encryption, Monero payment proofs, SearXNG, Matrix, Vaultwarden and more. Each guide lists exact commands for Debian 13 and Ubuntu 24.04 and names the plan size that fits.
Your own VPN server, one key pair per device.
WireGuard from behind CGNAT, with the VPS as the meeting point.
One command, no VPN software.
Unbound answering only you.
A middle relay or a bridge, sized and configured.
A v3 onion service in front of a local web server.
Reach the server without showing your IP to it.
How .onion addresses work, in plain words.
An Ed25519 key in one command, on any system.
Keys only, no root password, fewer doors.
What encryption protects on a VPS, and what it cannot.
Leave nothing readable behind.
A private search engine that keeps no profile.
Your own end-to-end encrypted chat server.
A password manager server you control.
TXID and tx key, checked with the official wallet.
TRC-20 or ERC-20, fees, and the classic mistakes.
What it reveals, and to whom.
Gloamport's survey of 49 hosts, read on 10 November 2026.
Most guides run on the smallest plans. A WireGuard VPN for a few devices fits Ember ($3.74 a month on 12 months); a VPN plus a relay or an onion site fits Dusk ($5.25); Matrix, Vaultwarden and SearXNG together fit Gloam ($8.25). According to Gloamport's survey of 10 November 2026, only 10 of 42 active crypto VPS hosts published an .onion address of their own, so the onion and Tor guides start from a plain VPS; the rules that apply here are on How does a Gloamport VPS order work, and what rules apply?. Every plan and price is on How much does a Gloamport VPS cost?.
From $3.74/month · no KYC
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