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It would be great to label the multitenancy-capable ones, so hackers/geeks/enthusiasts/IT-persons could provide these things to their friends and family. Or is

• organsnyder 7y ago
  Seems like that negates most of the benefits of self-hosted: you're dependent on an internet connection (now likely two residential-class connections instead of one), it can go away without notice, you don't have absolute control over what happens to your data... If I had to choose between traditional cloud services and a friend providing best-effort service, I'm going to go with the former.
  • hunter2_ 7y ago
    The very beginning of the readme is all about commercial, not residential, hosting. "Self" for the code, but not for the infra.
  • pas 7y ago
    Umm.. why would someone run it out of their kitchen? I mean if I happen to run a VPS with a bunch of stuff for myself, I would want them to handle multiple users, so I can enroll friends/family.