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I'm watching Journey of a project made in India: Hoppscotch. What does it meant to self host projects? |
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self hosting means hosting on your own infrastructure |
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When you're an enterprise or a large company, you might want to host your own instance of a project, perhaps because you want your data to remain on your own servers, or you have a specific bandwidth need. This is a common practice for open-source projects that offer a publicly available hosted version. For example, you can use sourcegraph/sourcegraph by going to their website on https://sourcegraph.com, or you can host it yourself on your own infrastructure. Some other examples of self-hosted open-source tools I use every day include getsentry/sentry, elastic/elasticsearch, and caprover/caprover. You should have a look at awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted, which has a long list of products in this space. |
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Typically means running on your own infrastructure. |
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When you're an enterprise or a large company, you might want to host your own instance of a project, perhaps because you want your data to remain on your own servers, or you have a specific bandwidth need. This is a common practice for open-source projects that offer a publicly available hosted version. For example, you can use sourcegraph/sourcegraph by going to their website on https://sourcegraph.com, or you can host it yourself on your own infrastructure.
Some other examples of self-hosted open-source tools I use every day include getsentry/sentry, elastic/elasticsearch, and caprover/caprover. You should have a look at awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted, which has a long list of pr…