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I started off hosting remotely, but my extremely cheep hosting plan limited my CPU time excessively. Since I was behind a NAT, I had to do some proxying tricks
by timg 20y ago
I started off hosting remotely, but my extremely cheep hosting plan limited my CPU time excessively. Since I was behind a NAT, I had to do some proxying tricks through my provider to serve from my home computer:
http://programming.reddit.com/info/1e1a7/comments/c1e4ka http://programming.reddit.com/info/1e1a7/comments/c1e4ka
That certainly worked well. Now that I have more money to burn and a big site nearing launch though, I will definitely be trying out some dedicated hosting.
Basically the answer is: depends how broke you are.
- eli 20y agoYikes. I'd be afraid of my ISP cutting off service for TOS violations at an inopportune time.
- timg 20y agoViolating what TOS? Who would ban ssh? BTW, all of the static files are still hosted on my original web host and I was using sshfs to transfer them. So the bandwidth was really minimal.