wagesj45

Razzia, formerly Rahoot. Self hostable.

You are on the right path. Most stuff people self host requires very little horsepower. Most of your CPU will be idle in the end. Things might get expensive if you want to add a lot of storage, but the good news is that can be added later as you need it. I think you’ll be surprised just how much a modern-ish laptop can host.

• 4 Dell T 7810s
• 4 hard drive cages (14 drives)
• Amcrest NVR
• TV Antenna
• 2 Ubiquiti WiFi APs
• Buttload of switches around the house
• Protectli Vault mini-pc running pfsense for my router
• ProxMox cluster with about 30 virtual machines running everything

I love the Dells I use. They’re wonderful little workhorses, and I got a pretty good deal as they used to mine chia cryptocurrency.

Thanks. Deployed. Works great.

That’s pretty slick!

I have run it for years, and I wish they weren’t so limiting and heavy-handed in trying to force people into a paid subscription.

It is a GUI app you use locally. It renders out the finished files. And yes it supports markdown formatting.

Don’t use it if you don’t want to man. I was just offering an alternative that might happen to fit your lifestyle. If not, don’t.

I use Publii, which is a local application that supports markdown pages, has an interface similar to a CMS, and renders the entire site out to static html files that you upload to any web server. It can dump to a local folder, or ftp the files for you. It has a lot of good themes, and a blank theme that you can use to get started if you want to roll your own like I did.

If that’s the case, then they’re technically savvy enough to use Let’s Encrypt which is universally trusted.

That one worked for me, thanks!

Just FYI, the certificate for that server was marked untrustworthy.