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With Cloudflare Zero Trust there is absolutely no reason for me to host on a VPS anymore. I have old hardware that's all been revived and bootstrapped with cloudflare. If you have good Internet and decent upload IO why not start there especially if it's just for yourself.
Just a heads up, things like Jellyfin are against their TOS if you aren't paying for streaming with them.
Does Zero Trust allow you to run things on ports your ISP blocks, a la email/port 25?
I run SimpleLogin on a VPS and if I can save $11/yr moving it home I’d definitely do it.
Fuck Cloudflare.
They’re the biggest threat around to a free and open Internet.
I'm out of the loop I think, what's wrong with cloudflare?
Why?
Because I don't want to be centralized around a single company and service. Any company can provide a vps endpoint. I can literally be set up again in a manner of minutes on another ip, vps, or vps provider.
Out of all the battles for decentralization, the convenience Zero Trust provides is a trade-off I'm willing to make. I don't see it being that much of an all-eggs-in-one-basket sort of deal since there's no configuration done on any of my hosts. I simply install the tunnel with the token and that's it. If there's any reason I need to eject from Cloudflare I can simply pull the plug. Zero Trust feels more similar to relying on a nameserver with DNS management.