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Actually the networking stuff is terribly important for selfhosting.
I recommend a different approach than most other commenters: buy two small WiFi routers and install openwrt there. Check here that the new devices support openwrt: https://openwrt.org/toh/start
Then go through some of the tutorials and forum examples about openwrt. Most of them are very good. You are going to learn the basics as well as some fun things you can do with networking/routing, and also much about network security.
Your selfhosting will become so much easier then.
Oh I've never heard about openwrt, but it sounds interesting. I'll check it out, thanks!