14+ Raspberry Pi Server Projects

Raspberry Pi OwnCloud: Your Own Personal Cloud Storage

In this project, we’re going to make a Raspberry Pi Owncloud server this can act as your very own personal cloud storage. As the protection of your privacy becomes harder and harder, you may be thinking of moving your files to a private cloud storage. If this is the case, then this tutorial is perfect […]

Easy Raspberry Pi Minecraft Server Tutorial

Beginner, Servers

A Raspberry Pi Minecraft server is a cost-effective way to have your very own private server with your friends or just for stuffing around on. I have had mine running for quite some time now and haven’t come across too many problems. It is very important to know that this server will not be able […]

Build a Raspberry Pi Webcam Server in Minutes

Camera, Intermediate, Servers

This Raspberry Pi webcam server tutorial will take you through on how to have your very own Webcam that is visible on a web page. If you’re after more of a security like system, then check out the Raspberry Pi security camera tutorial as it features fully-fledged web streaming, motion detection, recording and multi-camera functionality. […]

Build your own Raspberry Pi Mumble Server

Beginner, Servers

In this project, I am going to set up a Raspberry Pi Mumble server. It’s an excellent project if you want to setup your own VOIP system. For those who haven’t heard of mumble before it is an open source VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) chat software that provides you with a low latency high-quality […]

Why these Server Projects

There is a ton of Raspberry Pi server projects that you’re able to do. These servers are typically better suited for home or development use, where you don’t expect to be getting a ton of traffic.

Setting up a server on the Pi is a great way to learn more about LAMP stack, PHP, MYSQL, and other server technologies.

You can also set up some small private servers for games such as Minecraft. A massive limitation with getting gaming servers going on the Pi is usually the lack of compatible code and not enough resources to guarantee excellent performance.

These are just a few types of servers that you’re able to get running on the Pi. There is so much more that we will be slowly covering in the future. If you want to be kept up to date, then be sure to follow us on social or sign up to the mailing list.

If you’re after a broader range of projects, then be sure to check out the main page. It contains all sorts of Pi projects such as sensors, circuitry, networking, cameras, and so much more. There is just so much that you’re able to do with this simple microcomputer.

One thing a lot of people have trouble with the Pi is the Linux based operating systems. If you fall into this category, then it might be worth checking out some of the getting started guides. They will help you learn a lot about the basics.

I hope that you enjoy these server projects and that you don’t run into any issues. If you do find yourself having an issue, then be sure to leave a comment on the relevant tutorial.