Through most of the 2000s, I had an ever-growing server sitting in my apartment closet. I upgraded it from IDE (a couple gigs) to SCSI drives (25gigs!!!) and spent a lot of time learning Linux throughout. It was ugly to navigate NATing, etc at that point but I ran eGroupware for a long time.
Now I have a couple of small devices for monitoring, logging, and sharing and run them behind ngrok. They're quick and easy and I don't have to set up anything else.
Disclosure: I work for ngrok (as of last year) but used it since ~2014 already.
Now I have a couple of small devices for monitoring, logging, and sharing and run them behind ngrok. They're quick and easy and I don't have to set up anything else.
Disclosure: I work for ngrok (as of last year) but used it since ~2014 already.