| Wired | https://colocataires.dev/ |
| Tired | https://www.cloudflare.com/ |
| Expired | https://aws.amazon.com/ |
Oh hey, our new website design is live:
It's more reflective of what we actually are (nerds carving out a friendly hosting company in a "scrapped" datacentre, with recycled servers) and it features a new pricing page which is either more or less confusing than the old one. Let us know!
Did you know we run the whole thing off approx 550W of power? Seven physical servers, two switches and all of our VMs, serving thousands of users, for less power than a security light!
It's the S1 finale for #selfhostember! It's a good time to bookmark the link to our blog - oh you'll need a bookmark manager first. Coincidentally we just have the thing for you: a post trying out #Linkding - a minimalist bookmarks manager - including an eulogy for a paid bookmarking service we all knew and loved.
If you’re a self hoster or interested into getting into #selfhosting have a look at this series by @colocataires https://blog.colocataires.dev/
It’s very well written, informative and has a few projects listed I wasn’t aware of yet.
In S01E14, you learn that you've been tricked into becoming a system administrator and now you need to care about things like backups and (more importantly) restores:
In this spooky 13th edition of #selfhostember, we take a look at #Netbird - an overlay VPN , and #tailscale competitor - to access our services from anywhere without exposing them to the public internet.
Man, published a blog post and we almost forgot to self-promote.
Do you suddenly have a need for a new eBook manager because the one you've got has AI in it? We look at #booklore for today's #selfhostember post.
We are back to trying things out using Docker in today's look at Actual Budget (which does actually budget, in a rare case of literal correctness).
We are back to trying things out using Docker in today's look at Actual Budget (which does actually budget, in a rare case of literal correctness).
A longer #selfhostember post today -- why self hosting email is important, why it's (probably) not as bad as you think and how DKIM/SPF and DMARC are things you can mostly not think about by deploying Stalwart on your server.
We took a break! (You deserve one too.)
But we are back. This time, on Day 9, with zero pictures but SIX recommendations to secure your servers!
Zef Hemel
