Ask HN: What do you use to host side projects?
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#8Used Vercel until they banned img tags
Used AWS until they suspended my account (they always do this, new account -> week later suspended, can’t pay them, they don’t want me)
Used GCP until I got the first bill
Every option was a headache, so now I just self host. Forward router ports, install an SSL, npm start
Problem solved. For free
Re: Ask HN: What do you use to host side projects?
#9Used Heroku until they got rid of free Used Vercel until they banned img tags Used AWS until they suspended my account (they always do this, new account -> week later suspended, can’t pay them, they don’t want me) Used GCP until I got the first bill Every option was a headache, so now I just self host. Forward router ports, install an SSL, npm start Problem solved. For free
Re: Ask HN: What do you use to host side projects?
#10Used Heroku until they got rid of free Used Vercel until they banned img tags Used AWS until they suspended my account (they always do this, new account -> week later suspended, can’t pay them, they don’t want me) Used GCP until I got the first bill Every option was a headache, so now I just self host. Forward router ports, install an SSL, npm start Problem solved. For free
Is self-hosting permanent now, or would anything pull you back?
Would be a good problem to have!
For hobbies and even small businesses a home server on residential ISP is a lot of fun