14 points by MattTheRealOne 42 days ago | 2 comments
Celebrating 8 years of self-hosting Mail-in-a-Box – nilsnh.no(nilsnh.no) One fateful weekend I decided to try and self-host my e-mail. Now over eight years later I have to commend the Mail-in-a-Box (MiaB) project, its main author @JoshData and the community around it. Thanks for the eight years so far and here’s to eight years more, and beyond!
Show HN: Meelo, self-hosted music server for collectors and music maniacs(github.com/Arthi-chaud) Welcome! Meelo is a self-hosted music server and web app. It works similarly to Plex, Jellyfin, Koel and Black Candy, but focuses on flexibility, browsing and listening experiences. Actually, Meelo is designed for music collectors. What does it mean? Scroll down to see our killer features ⤵️
403ing AI Crawlers(coryd.dev) Now that I'm self-hosting this site and the associated infrastructure, the public facing part of the site (where you're reading this) is served via a boring old Linux/Apache/PHP stack. Which means I had to write an .htaccess file.
Building a Self-Hostable Product(fusionauth.io) In this article, you’ll learn about the architecture, business model, and software design choices necessary to create a self-hostable developer tool.
475 points by thunderbong 125 days ago | 106 comments
When Self–Hosting Fails: The Night My Blog Vanished(bytedrum.com) It was 1:09 AM on a quiet Friday night when my digital world went dark. In an instant, my carefully crafted blog and homelab setup vanished from the internet, leaving me feeling like I’d built a high–tech sandcastle only to watch the tide wash it away. The culprit? Not a sophisticated cyber attack or a critical bug in my code1, but something far more mundane and frustratingly out of my control: an unannounced ISP outage.
301 points by marcodiego 150 days ago | 141 comments
Show HN: Self-Host Next.js in Production(github.com/opennextjs) OpenNext takes the Next.js build output and converts it into packages that can be deployed across a variety of environments. Natively OpenNext has support for AWS Lambda, and classic Node.js Server.