AWS, though the cost will be significant. Your goal really isn’t achievable, no one has 100% SLA and 0% packet loss.

Use docker. Or compile redis yourself if the small overhead of docker would be too much (though that’s unlikely in this case).

Well, it’s still easier to ask the AI, especially for the boring parts. But you should still always understand the code the AI wrote, otherwise you’re going into dangerous territory.

Doesn’t seem to be self-hosted or open source.

Have you tried running it in TCP mode on port 443?

You might think the one and only, but that description also quite fits Czechia.

You don’t. You can download it from S3 and execute locally. What exactly are you trying to achieve?

Well, nameservers control what your domain’s DNS show, so reasons for switching might be:

• more DNS servers locations
• better DNS servers uptime
• support for some special features

As for the special features, some providers allow you to do stuff otherwise impossible, for example with AWS you can set your base domain as an alias to a different domain, which is not possible in raw DNS (you can’t set CNAME on your base domain). I think CloudFlare supports something similar.

Whether any of those applies to you is something you will have to research on your own, I don’t use namecheap, nor hetzner (not for dns anyway).

Well, It Just Works™. Until recently I haven’t had any reason to change. It’s user friendly, easy to set up and looks great.

Though I’ll be switching to Jellyfin soon, when I have the time, because (for reasons irrelevant to this comment) my NAS where Plex is located doesn’t have access to the internet which somehow means Plex cannot show me my local files which I’m not particularly fond of.

What I’ll be missing when I make the switch is an app for Tizen TVs.

Is either better than GitLab? I’m currently self-hosting that.

You can use an app of mine - https://baby-journal.app.

It’s installable to your phone or desktop as a webapp, you can also get it from the Play Store for Android.

Everything is encrypted, meaning I don’t have access to any of your data unencrypted. Not even your name.

If you want, you can also self-host both the frontend and api.

Possibly NixOS? It’s all about having a reproducible OS based on a configuration file. I think with Nix flakes you could do exactly what you want on the OS level.

Though beware that it’s kinda different to all the other Linux systems you might have tried.

Yeah, should be just a matter of port forwarding, though there might be some specifics for your router.

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