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I really love the idea of self-hosting, but man, you have to go through 9 layers of configuration hell and come back out alive. It's not necessarily fun program
by llaolleh 6y ago
I really love the idea of self-hosting, but man, you have to go through 9 layers of configuration hell and come back out alive. It's not necessarily fun programming - more of changing variables and running commands, which you might get wrong anyway.
I wonder if there's a viable business model for this.
Automate the setup through scripts and process automation for any provider. You pay a one time fee + a reasonable amount for maintenance and for resilience built in. I would pay for it if the price is reasonable.
- thestepafter 6y agoSo how much would you pay?
- turtlebits 6y agoThis is what Kubernetes is for. Personally, I run k3s, but setup and config looks like this - 1. stand up a cluster. (two commands, install docker, install k3s) 2. apply yaml files (kubectl apply -f .) I run 6 services/"apps" on 2 OVH servers ($6.70/mo)