Editing One Quick Way To Host A WebApp (section)

=== Cloudflare Tunnel ===

You can do all of this on your home hardware if you feel like it. The way I do this is that I have an Epyc-based home server running at home on my Google Fiber connection. I then use Cloudflare tunnel to link traffic between Cloudflare's network and that home server. This takes the whole dynamic DNS business out of the picture and you can just push traffic through the tunnel.

One downside is that if you lose power at home, your site is going to go down. But you can use Cloudflare's Always On to get cached versions of your pages out of the Internet Archive. That's good enough for me since I can bring things up at a later date, and switching off this is just a quick DNS swap to an externally visible host.