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You can host Nextcloud at your home using something like NextcloudPi+DDNS (https://nextcloudpi.com https://nextcloudpi.com) or HomeDrive (https://homedrive.io h
by homedrive 6y ago
You can host Nextcloud at your home using something like NextcloudPi+DDNS (https://nextcloudpi.com https://nextcloudpi.com) or HomeDrive (https://homedrive.io https://homedrive.io, which has ngrok-ish end-to-end tunnels integrated), and the monthly cost would be almost $0. :)
- whoopdedo 6y agoI recently set up Nginx on a DO droplet as a reverse proxy to my home server over Wireguard. It's not $0 but it doesn't directly expose my home IP. And I have an authoritative resolver on the LAN so local clients go directly to the private address.
- imwillofficial 6y agoCan you share how you did this? I’ve had this idea for awhile but never figured out how to pull it off.
- luord 6y agoI would also really like to know how you set this up. I've been thinking about this kind of setup for my and my family's data, at least.
- pmontra 6y agoIt's cheap if you already own the hardware. Even $300 could be 50 months (4 year) of a remote server at the prices suggested by some of the posts in this page. Furthermore self hosting a backup server at home doesn't protect against burglars and fires. You'll probably lose both your data and their backup. That's why I prefer a local backup plus a remote one (a combination of git repositories and file storage. )
- MrDresden 6y agoThe golden rule of backups; 3 backups 2 local 1 remote