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If you want to use your own domain you can turn Cloudflare into a DDNS by frequently checking your public-IP for changes and update the records on Cloudflare us
by punnerud 7y ago
If you want to use your own domain you can turn Cloudflare into a DDNS by frequently checking your public-IP for changes and update the records on Cloudflare using their API if it change (this is free, except the domain cost):
https://github.com/punnerud/cloudflare-ddns https://github.com/punnerud/cloudflare-ddns
- jyrkesh 7y agoI'm doing exactly this now on an RPi running Docker Swarm. Only difference is that I pay Namecheap for the domain, so Cloudflare is free...I know Swarm is outdated, but it was super easy to start being useful on just one node, now it's running all sorts of things for me. But yeah, it's just a shell script that hits the API every 10 mins.
- candiddevmike 7y agoYou can also use ddclient, it is available on most Linux distributions.