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Have you put up a blogpost to compare the alternatives? We'd love to self-host in the mid-term.
by tomrod 4y ago
Have you put up a blogpost to compare the alternatives? We'd love to self-host in the mid-term.
- nmcela 4y agoNot yet, but that's on my todolist. I recommend this list: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted In general I only select services that are easy and fast to install and backup and have a nice UX so it won't go unused. I always install a service into a virtual machine first and take notes about the process. If there are any red flags like too complicated configration, missing documentation, heavy reasource usage, crippleware aka paywalling core features, then I just skip it and move on the next one. After the service has proven itself trustworthy and useful, it's nice to start contributing to the project too. Everybody wins. And I gotta say, there are some incredible open-source software out there.