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I'm behind Starlink, which is NAT'd to a shared public IP address, and I refuse to pay for hosting, so Cloudflare is how https://potateaux.com https://potateaux
by theodric 11mo ago
I'm behind Starlink, which is NAT'd to a shared public IP address, and I refuse to pay for hosting, so Cloudflare is how https://potateaux.com https://potateaux.com is on the Web. Of course nobody looks at it because there's very little there besides a cool landing page and a couple of JavaScript gags, so one outage per lifetime is a perfectly acceptable cadence in exchange for $0 in Cloudflare service costs :)
- lxgr 11mo agoOk, this is definitely even cooler than self-hosting a blog on Hetzner :) How are you using Cloudflare for this? Via Cloudflare Tunnel? I'm currently unfortunately also behind double NAT, and my home server has been unreachable ever since as a result. I've been torn between using Tailscale Funnel, Cloudflare Tunnel, possibly a VPN with public IPs, or rolling my own thing based on reverse SSH forwarding to a Linux server with a public IP.
- theodric 11mo agoYes, local nginx http server in a Debian container on a Raspberry Pi, and Cloudflare DNS and argo tunnel providing public IP and SSL.