This is a very helpful list but there remains an enduring problem with self-hosting server software: deployment. It remains ludicrously complicated to self-host

This is a very helpful list but there remains an enduring problem with self-hosting server software: deployment. It remains ludicrously complicated to self-host server apps. It's no wonder that SaaS continues to dominate the software market when the self-host alternative is so time-consuming and unfriendly to set-up. Imagine if app installs on the server were as simple and easy as installing a desktop app. Having a ridiculously easy web app installation process for servers would unlock countless opportunities for developers to reach more users or customers. There appears to be no appetite or interest in the industry to tackle this problem. And just to pre-empt the suggestions that Docker, Cloudtron, Sandstorm, command-line scripts are possible options: none of these are easy or simple for non-technical users. Even one-click app marketplaces (Linode, Digital Ocean etc) have their complications. Without easy deployment, particularly for non-technical users, self-hosting will never be a viable option for most people, only for a tiny minority of technical users. If you disagree, take a look at the unstoppable juggernaut that is SaaS.