Self hosting: real game starts today
So, it's done: my main domain has finally got its transfer to Hostinger, new provider where I have the VPS I'm experimenting in.
Real game with WordPress multisite/multilingual and self-hosted Fediverse starts TODAY!
Elena ``of Valhalla''
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#selfhost #yunohost
Khleedril
in reply to Elena Brescacin • • •Elena Brescacin
in reply to Khleedril • • •I'm not a sysadmin, can't manage a VPS from scratch. But I do my best to make things work.
tofu
in reply to Khleedril • • •Elena ``of Valhalla''
in reply to tofu • •@tofu @Khleedril /me sits on a rocking chair
listen, young grasshopper, back in my time we didn't have this wordpress thing you're talking about, nevermind nextcloud. back in my time if you wanted to host an homepage you had to write your html by hand, with a dip pen, on parchment, uphill in the snow!
ok, I may be mixing up things a bit, but you don't have to be that old to have started self hosting pages when wordpress didn't exist and the alternatives were writing html directly with a text editor or, a few years later, using some kind of graphical editor that saved pretty bad html pages you could load on the server like your handwritten ones.
(or you have to be old, and I am old :D )
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tofu
in reply to Elena ``of Valhalla'' • • •lemmyvore
in reply to Elena Brescacin • • •With WordPress (or any CMS) keep in mind that if you don't really need visitor-facing dynamic features (like comments), then you can self-host the admin and content editing completely privately, and only export a static "dump" of the finished website pages as plain HTML/CSS/JS and images.
You can serve these static files fairly efficiently yourself with a small HTTP server, or upload to a CDN service which will take care of things like redundancy, availability, replicated content for faster access from certain geographic areas, you won't care about denial of service or bots etc.
Meanwhile your CMS software is completely isolated from break-ins or drive-by bot attacks. As a perk, you can experiment with different CMS freely without fundamentally changing your approach, because they all produce static files one way or another. You can try for example Hugo, or a fediverse-enabled microblogging app like Pleroma, Misskey or even Mastodon.
Elena Brescacin
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