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Ha, I assume you are joking but of course this is a valid point. If you use your own domain, that should equal self-hosting. Using another domain than your com
by moritzwarhier 3y ago
Ha, I assume you are joking but of course this is a valid point.
If you use your own domain, that should equal self-hosting.
Using another domain than your company's does not mean it can't be self-hosted, but it is a strong signal. And AFAIK, Slack does not offer anything like redirecting to on-prem instances from slack.com.
And conversely, there is no way to self-host Slack, right? Which was gp's point.
- bawolff 3y ago> If you use your own domain, that should equal self-hosting. Plenty of SASS solutions take the CNAME approach.