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I do all my own hosting and am going to be my own ISP here in the next week or so.
Take everything into my own hands 😉
Cool, what do you need to be your own ISP?
So, I'm going to be running my own gateways in a datacenter.
My setup is going to consist of the BIRD Internet Routing Daemon (for BGP) and gatekeeper (for edge DDoS protection).
In the process of building a server for it. So far, I have a dual 25gbps card and 3x dual 10gbps cards, so I can do colocation and have uplinks right off the router.
Mostly, I need to pay for transit, so I can announce my IPs over their network.