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wilw.dev
How I back-up the cloud server I use for self-hosting all of the things. |
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tricht.eu
I try to avoid cloud services because I want to be in control of my data. This is why I self-host software on my personal VPS whenever there is a viable self-hosted alternative. This VPS is nothing impressive but does its job well. It runs the latest CentOS on a VPS with 1 vCPU, 2GB of RAM, a 50GB SSD and 2TB of bandwidth costing me about $15 per month (including backups). After hopping between several VPS hosts, I stuck with DigitalOcean (this is a referral link, giving you $50 credit when signing up!). |
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linuximpact.com
The Raspberry Pi is a great choice for self-hosting services on your own home server. But how many services can you self-host on a Raspberry Pi? A lot. |
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neilzone.co.uk
[AI summary] A technical guide detailing how to install a working fan and LUKS encryption on a Raspberry Pi 4 running a beta 64-bit OS for remote server use. |
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