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I am self hosting on a NAS at home, with Cloudflare in front (which does the most of the work) and Cloudflare tunnels to avoid exposing anything directly. The t
by bambax 2y ago
I am self hosting on a NAS at home, with Cloudflare in front (which does the most of the work) and Cloudflare tunnels to avoid exposing anything directly. The tunnel communicates with various Docker instances depending on the services.
It works flawlessly for now, and costs almost zero, since the NAS is always on in any case, and Cloudflare is free.
These are all small projects of course, but two of them stayed on HN frontpage for a day and didn't break a sweat.