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App Hosting Upkeep
Small teams and solo operators struggle to host and maintain apps reliably without becoming full-time sysadmins or overpaying for managed services.
In their words
she's been paying them $400 a month for the last TEN YEARS to host her site
I have been becoming more and more wary about having ANY ports open to the public Internet with AI bots constantly scanning these tools finding vulnerabilities at the speed of light
deployments are fully self-hosted, which is great for power users but a massive friction point for getting anyone else onboard
My main concern is data recovery and not shutting the whole system down if something from the hardware breaks
finding a simple support option with transparent pricing and US-based support hours has been a pain
move everything over then six months later the performance is half what it was and the support starts taking three days to reply
Every rupee I wanted to spend on Indian infrastructure had nowhere to go.
Because I was using their hosted Supabase instance, I have zero access to my 12GB of proprietary data. It's hostage.
Eu literalmente podia ter deletado toda infra deles a qualquer momento.
I want to know what would be my best Solution for Self-Hosted solution that would require me NOT to purchase 50 licenses to be operationnal with my Users adding KBs and Procedures on our Infrastructure.
Anyone else looking for Hetzner alternatives after the price increases?
This is all I know, difficult and complex systems.
For us it's a middle ground between the build your own SaaS and paying $10ks. But in some instances we do still pay for the other company to own the on call.
I tried self-hosting it a couple of month ago and it was impossible. I spent the day on it but the setup process was broken
Small agencies and solo developers
Where they talk
- r/Hosting
- r/selfhosted
- r/webdev
- r/VPS
- r/sysadmin
- r/SaaS
- r/devops
- r/smallbusiness
Tools they use today
- Vercel
- Supabase
- Cloudflare
- cPanel
- WordPress
- Claude
- Hetzner
- Hostinger
Why those fall short
- hosting company charges far more than the service is worth
- no Indian infrastructure option exists to choose instead
- hosted infra is the moat; export code means nothing when data lives on their servers
- no sanctioned self-service hosting with governance and SSO
- No handover or offboarding process; projects stay linked to personal accounts
Map of ideas
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