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No thank you. I'll have to take care of backups, security, availability, updates, etc. I prefer to use a managed solution. If you don't want to lose data on b
by cube2222 5y ago
No thank you.
I'll have to take care of backups, security, availability, updates, etc. I prefer to use a managed solution.
If you don't want to lose data on being banned, just do your own backups, which are by themselves much less time consuming to handle than full-blown self-hosting.
I'm fine with the occasional service being axed, I'll just migrate to another one. Often, somebody writes a migration script and open sources it, making that even easier.
It is good though to promote and vote with your wallet for services that give you good and dependable support.
- Kenji 5y ago
- southerntofu 5y ago> I'll have to take care of backups, security, availability, updates, etc. I prefer to use a managed solution. A hosting cooperative is often a good compromise. You get to mutualize services and maintenance with other people who have the same needs. On a spectrum from selfhosting to cloud computing, hosting cooperatives lie in the middle when users have agency but don't have to take care of everything by themselves.