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Cloudflare dynamic dns and cloudflare tunnels get you there. Of course, now you're relying on Cloudflare's free tier to continue to exist. I think that the rig
by akho 2y ago
Cloudflare dynamic dns and cloudflare tunnels get you there. Of course, now you're relying on Cloudflare's free tier to continue to exist.
I think that the right place to provide this is at ISP level, positioning as a beefier router with extras.
- packetlost 2y agoI disagree. This is something that should be completely independent of an ISP. Maybe we should have some standard protocols that facilitate it, but not be exclusively provided by ISPs. I worked for an ISP before and did multiple projects involving consumer hardware. You do not want to be tied to whatever garbage your ISP decides to buy in bulk and give to.
- akho 2y agoI'm doing well regarding my self-hosting. Question is not what I want, but who can best deliver this sort of service to a wide consumer base. This will produce no extra load for ISPs, will drive little additional complexity for users (one device for internet things). You want your stuff to be movable between ISPs, however, so your domain registrar should be separate. ISPs are not great, true, but why not build a good one? For a change.