[uuddlrlrbaba]

Self hosting in the cloud can be a bit counterproductive price wise.

You can run docker on a $100 USFF i7 pc and stuff 32G-64G and a big SSD in for cheap. That'll run for years and you could add a second host for redundancy. Depends on your maintenance and failure tolerance.

Or you probably already have some spare hardware, maybe an old laptop kicking around.

[paradite]

Static ip is the problem where I live.

[slig]

You don't have to worry about that anymore if you don't want to. Cloudflare has a Tunnel service where your service connects to CF.

[arcanemachiner]

You can use a free DDNS like DuckDNS.

https://www.duckdns.org/

[paradite]

Cool! Didn't know there's a free service. Gonna give it a try this weekend!

[BizarroLand]

If you pair that with nginx reverse proxy you can set all of your homelab stuff up with a dns name and ssl certificate and get rid of those annoying security messages.

Pair that with a URL shortener like Yourls and you can have easy, convenient short names to access your self hosted systems.