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At the time sandcats took some of that burden off, so you could still self-host without having to wrangle with the cert stuff yourself: https://docs.sandstorm.
by zenhack 7y ago
At the time sandcats took some of that burden off, so you could still self-host without having to wrangle with the cert stuff yourself:
https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/administering/sandcats/ https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/administering/sandcats/
...but yeah, now that let's encrypt does wildcards it'll be easier to do it on your own domain. I'd like to see sandstorm have some nice integration for this in the future.
(sandcats still works of course, and is still a good option to get started if you don't want to mess with DNS and certs right off the bat).
- mnutt 7y agoHopefully this also makes it simpler for users to generate stable URLs for their grains, where desired.
- indigodaddy 7y agoThe (free) sandcats domain/service didn’t die with the paid service/business? I had just assumed it had.. if it’s still around and still free that’s very cool.
- zenhack 7y agoIt still exists, and there are no plans to get rid of it. Same with other community infrastructure, e.g. demo.sandstorm.io has been moved off of oasis and still runs as well. It's only oasis that's shut down.
- kentonv 7y agoYes, I have no plans to shutdown sandcats. I do have plans to rewrite the server side to use Let's Encrypt and Cloudflare Workers* in order to make it easier and cheaper to operate, but even with the current implementation it's no big deal to keep running. * I'm also the tech lead of Cloudflare Workers.