I am on the same path as you so my 2 cents are: - I am using my raspberry Pi for hosting my services - I had to configure my router and talk to my ISP to remo

I am on the same path as you so my 2 cents are: - I am using my raspberry Pi for hosting my services - I had to configure my router and talk to my ISP to remove NAT restrictions (this was the hardest part! really hard.) - The other router part was setting up port forwarding and firewall which were pretty easy to do - For git I am doing it from scratch, as I just want to create a web interface, basically I run git-http-backend and a go server [1] - If you do not want to do git from scratch I recommend using cgit. --- [1](https://saucecode.bar/posts/09-hosting-your-git-server.html https://saucecode.bar/posts/09-hosting-your-git-server.html)