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If you wanted it to be publicly accessible in the future, I think you can rent a cheap VPS (DO Droplet) and set up a VPN, and then connect to that VPN on your P
by jjice 6y ago
If you wanted it to be publicly accessible in the future, I think you can rent a cheap VPS (DO Droplet) and set up a VPN, and then connect to that VPN on your Pi. Then you can have Nginx on the VPS and reverse proxy to any services you'd like.
- DictumMortuum 6y agoI've been monitoring what VPSs are an option. I'd like to have something faster, because it'll be cost-effective, but I don't want another headache.
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- bananaeater 6y agoThey could also try dynamic DNS. I've had success with using ddclient with a personal (sub)domain with NameCheap.
- enneff 6y agoIf they're going to spin up a VPS then they might as well decommission the Raspberry Pi, before it decommissions itself. :-)
- DictumMortuum 6y agoWell, most of the services do not even have a noticeable lag, but nextcloud is taxing!