ethereum2-docker-compose VS docker-elk

Rennt a vps or dedicated server, use https://stereum.net to run your node.

There are different approaches, there are guides like https://someresat.medium.com/ and node management software like https://stereum.net/ (disclaimer: I'm with Stereum). Stereum also got video + pic/text guides so you get an impression on how it works. Also, try with testnet first, regardless what guide/software you're about to use!

yes - after you have a computer with at least 2TB of hard drive space, and 32gb of RAM, and a somewhat decent processor, use https://stereum.net/ to set up your node

Yes it is - after you receive it you can use https://stereum.net/ to get up and running

Take a look at https://stereum.net/ there are guides for staking on AWS and other providers. Also possible to run on your own hardware at home.

There are also "easier" options, like Avado, DAppNode, etc. and Stereum. We develop and use Stereum ourselves to run nodes for Lido and staking 2000+ keys, including mev boost (a bit of manual config needed but nothing too fancy). Maintainance for a node is not an issue, if you're gone for 2 weeks there won't happen much unless it runs out of disk space.

Check out the release notes and download the launcher from stereum.net.

Stereum. Stereum is a tool to manage the process of setting up & maintaining an Ethereum node for you with a heavy focus on self sovereignty & privacy, and flexibility. Stereum aims to be the most flexible way to leverage your Ethereum node for staking, data science, dApp hosting and development or your own personal use case.

YOU can stake from home. You DON"T need to know how to code. There are GUI solutions (Dappnode, Stereum, RocketPool) that do all the heavy lifting. I can speak from personal experience that the biggest hurdle in home staking is having a fast and stable, wired internet connection - that's it.

Here's a quick way to get your hands into an elasticstack using docker-compose: https://github.com/deviantony/docker-elk

I did end up kinda Frankensteining this project and docker-elk. Basically took out the entire etc/pfelk directory from pfelk project and added the pipelines/dashboard/groks etc to docker-elk. This works really will for me since I have several other devices that aren’t OPNSense that I wanted ingested to ELK.