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**Why I Built This Platform**

I built **blog.dex-server.space** to function as both a technical knowledge base and a professional portfolio that reflects how I work in real-world IT environments. Rather than showcasing only finished or polished projects, this platform documents the full process behind them—planning, experimentation, failure, iteration, and optimization. Many of the articles here are based on hands-on experience with servers, deployments, automation workflows, OS-level modifications, and system troubleshooting. The goal is to demonstrate not just outcomes, but decision-making and problem-solving along the way. This site also serves as a living record of my technical growth. As tools, platforms, and best practices evolve, so does this blog. Writing and maintaining documentation helps me sharpen my understanding, refine my workflows, and build systems that are more reliable, secure, and efficient over time. From a professional perspective, this platform provides transparency into my technical approach. For potential clients or collaborators, it offers insight into: - How I design and manage systems - How I approach automation and efficiency - How I leverage AI-assisted tools to turn ideas into practical solutions - How I document and communicate technical work clearly For peers and learners, the content here is meant to be practical and experience-driven. Most tutorials and write-ups are built from real implementations rather than abstract examples or purely theoretical explanations. Ultimately, **blog.dex-server.space** represents my commitment to continuous learning, practical engineering, and clear documentation. It is both a workspace and a portfolio—one that will continue to grow as I take on new challenges, explore new technologies, and refine my craft.