If you're self hosting at work, then this is probably your low-hanging fruit for freeing up time by outsourcing that headache. And as you mention, there's risk

If you're self hosting at work, then this is probably your low-hanging fruit for freeing up time by outsourcing that headache. And as you mention, there's risk involved. Why put yourself in a position where people will point fingers at when things go wrong? Why stake the reputation of your product on something which isn't core to the business you're working for? My answer to the original question. One big difference between work and home is that I have more choice on what I can do with my time at home. I can't waste time at work, but I can waste time at home. So, I setup my own personal stuff.