As someone who self-hosts a lot of different apps, self-hosting is really a slippery slope. Once you start enjoying the control over the system and data, you want to self host everything.
The most important aspect is the security and you learn this by doing it.
My entire self-host apps are hosted behind a private VPN called Pritunl, it provides self-hosted corporate VPN like setup where you can manage users and access to servers.
I host these following apps/products right now:
- Pritunl (corporate like VPN)
- Superset (Analytics)
- Bitwarden (Password Manager)
- OpenVPN with Pihole (Personal VPN with Adblock)
- Wireguard with Pihole (Personal VPN with Adblock)
- Drone.io (CI/CD)
- Posthog (Web Traffic Analytics)
- Papercups (Web chat support)
The most important aspect is the security and you learn this by doing it.
My entire self-host apps are hosted behind a private VPN called Pritunl, it provides self-hosted corporate VPN like setup where you can manage users and access to servers.
I host these following apps/products right now:
- Pritunl (corporate like VPN)
- Superset (Analytics)
- Bitwarden (Password Manager)
- OpenVPN with Pihole (Personal VPN with Adblock)
- Wireguard with Pihole (Personal VPN with Adblock)
- Drone.io (CI/CD)
- Posthog (Web Traffic Analytics)
- Papercups (Web chat support)