Yup. OP was asking about bandwidth caps, I haven’t experienced any, nor can I find any documentation to support bandwidth caps. I stream Navidrome around the house from the time I get up to the time I go to bed and it has worked flawlessly.

Just deployed Cooktrace, set it up on the ol’ dashboard. Went off without a hitch. I’ll run it through it’s paces tomorrow sometime. I did go ahead and import a recipe from allrecipes.com. Had no issues importing, and it even imported the video if I want to watch them make lasagna. LOL Nice!

Can I ask, how much of a limit does the free tier have on bandwidth if you’re doing something like hosting Jellyfin?

In the past, Argo Tunnel has been priced based on bandwidth consumption as part of Argo Smart Routing, Cloudflare’s traffic acceleration feature. Starting today, we’re excited to announce that any organization can use the secure, outbound-only connection feature of the product at no cost. You can still add the paid Argo Smart Routing feature to accelerate traffic.

Cloudflare Zero Trust pricing is based on number of users. Unlike some of our peers, Cloudflare does not charge for increased bandwidth, number of app connectors, or volume of threats mitigated.

I honestly cannot find a hard bandwidth cap. Now, that is not to say that if you are sharing your JF with 20 other users, that they would not frown on that. However, from what I can tell, there is no real bandwidth cap.

On my mobile, but to give you an idea, I stream Navidrome probably 12-15 hours a day. I really don’t think they have a bandwidth limit per se, but when I get back to my desktop where I can actually see, lol, I can do some digging for you.

+1 for Cloudflare Tunnels/Zero Trust. The free tier is more than generous for a homelab

Who’s this ‘we’ shit?

Who’s this ‘we’ shit?

Who’s this ‘we’ shit?

Well, I’m glad we could help you work through both your problems. It was a good day tater,

All of that was cool back in the day, but I have no inclination to go back.

Here’s a vape hosting a website: https://bogdanthegeek.github.io/blog/projects/vapeserver/

I’ve seen the disposable vape. That’s actually pretty wild.

You can do like @slazer2au said, or you can paste the code in here, highlight it, an click the <> symbol in the editing box menu.

I still have my Altair, complete TI99 with expansion box and a crate full of carts, and a Timex Sinclair. I don’t think you’d do much self hosting on those though

Microsoft released WSL containers, a Linux container runtime for Windows

That looks interesting.

I’ve never had an Oracle Cloud server. However, I do image backups of the server once a month, then test them in a VM, After hearing so much about Borg, I finally pulled the trigger and ran it from the cli for a while. Then I deployed Borg UI, and that’s pretty amazing. I used to use Duplicati, but while Duplicati seems great at making backups, it’s not so keen about doing restores. At least, that’s my experience.

Waiting for @philanthropicoctopus@thelemmy.club to come back up for air.

Blind selfhoster journey continues.

I just wanted to say, I could not imagine what it takes to do all of this without sight. When I think of some of my limitations that I gripe about, they pale in comparison. I may not understand exactly what it is you are doing, but the fact that you’re doing it is huge.

Respect!

…and you get restoration verifications.

We were/are all noobs at something at some point in our lives. I’ve had a computer in front of me since the mid 70’s, and I’m still a noob. Learning is one of the bigger draws to this whole scene to me. There is always room to learn, because there are always different approaches to the same problem.

I am very paranoid when it comes to security, so I don’t want to risk anything… 😄

Don’t relax that posture. A little paranoia can be a good thing.