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Nice! Exactly the things that I'm thinking of playing with. Thanks for sharing. > going to actually host the site on VPS but have my home network push static f
by rambambram 4y ago
Nice! Exactly the things that I'm thinking of playing with. Thanks for sharing.
> going to actually host the site on VPS but have my home network push static files to the VPS. My site is mainly for me and this way I can fully disconnect between home and VPS.
Smart. Thanks for this tip.
I've been looking into dynamic DNS services a bit, to see if I can/should use that for pointing to a webserver at home. Also, I'm considering to make a distinction between internetconnected but personal/private apps on one hand, and publicly served apps/sites on the other. Maybe I should just start and try to get a website online from home.
- fm2606 4y ago>> I've been looking into dynamic DNS services a bit That will still expose your IP address, at least NOIP did when I was using it. NOIP was a good service but after 5 years I noticed that my IP never changed (yeah! took me a while to catch on! ;>). The main driver for me was not showing my home IP on lookup and the yearly cost between a cheap VPS and NOIP subscription was roughly the same ~$60/year so nothing was lost there.