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heh, remember when you could actually host your own website from your home connection on port 80? Dynamic DNS services, etc... ISPs put a quick end to that, t
by amatecha 9y ago
heh, remember when you could actually host your own website from your home connection on port 80? Dynamic DNS services, etc... ISPs put a quick end to that, though :(
- rodgerd 9y agoI... still do? This is more about ISPs where you live than anything else. Most people don't want the hassle.
- amatecha 9y agoYeah, guess it varies, but a lot of ISPs block incoming port 80 connections. Common enough that noip.com has a "port redirection" feature, interestingly enough: http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/my-isp-blocks-port-80-what-can-i-do/ http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/my-isp-blocks-port...
- __david__ 9y agoNot really. I still host a number of sites on my home linux box.
- ungzd 9y agoNowadays you need PAAS cloud hosting with Kubernetes on at least 3 servers, monitoring SAAS, log storage SAAS, CI for js transpilers, CDN for assets, Cloudflare, SSL certificate, checklist for PWA compliance, UX guidelines, AMP, OpenGraph metadata. Because best practices!