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The practice of running software services on infrastructure under personal control rather than relying on third-party cloud providers


Core Idea:

Self-hosting is the practice of deploying and maintaining software applications on your own hardware or virtual private servers, giving you complete control over your data and services while reducing dependency on external companies.


Key Principles:

  1. Data Sovereignty:
    • Maintaining physical and legal control over your data by hosting it on infrastructure you own or exclusively rent.
  2. Service Independence:
    • Eliminating reliance on third-party providers who might change terms, pricing, or discontinue services.
  3. Customization Freedom:
    • Having the ability to modify, configure, and adapt software exactly to your needs without platform limitations.

Media Management

Productivity & Organization

Communication

Home Automation & Monitoring

Web Services

Data & Analytics

Network Infrastructure

Development Tools

Deployment Methods

Personal Finance


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References:

  1. Primary Source:
    • "Self-Hosted" by Alex Kretzschmar and Chris Fisher (Jupiter Broadcasting podcast)
  2. Additional Resources:
    • r/selfhosted subreddit
    • awesome-selfhosted GitHub repository: curated list of self-hostable software

Tags:

#self-hosting #privacy #data-sovereignty #open-source #system-administration #infrastructure


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