Yes, many people host their own e-books using platforms like Calibre, Sigil, or Pressbooks, which allow for easy formatting and distribution. Calibre, for example, is highly compatible with most e-readers, making it a popular choice. If you’re just starting, you might also explore websites that let you download free softwares for e-book management, giving you the flexibility to test different formats before committing to a specific tool.

To manage logs on your servers efficiently, consider using lightweight log aggregation tools like Fluentd or Filebeat, which can centralize logs in a more user-friendly way compared to larger solutions like Grafana. You can configure these tools to collect logs from various sources (kernel, application, etc.), process them (such as converting formats), and send them to a central location like Elasticsearch or a file system for easy search and analysis. For viewing and monitoring, Kibana or Loki (paired with Grafana) can be used for better visualization and querying, but if you’re looking for simplicity, consider using journalctl for managing system logs directly on the server.