possiblylinux127

I wouldn’t recommend it personally

There are many different clients available

What is the use case?

Is there a reason it needs to be public facing?

You could build a weather app using flask and bootstrap 5. (Flask is the backend and bootstrap is the frontend)

Is there are reason you can’t just use the Homar weather plugin?

Image

What dashboard are you using?

There are many different ways to do this

What is the usecase?

You can get refurbished HHDs for much cheaper

As long as they have a 2 year warranty you are goid

Just because you can do it doesn’t mean it is feasible

It comes with a lot of downsides

It avoids all the issues with static IPs though

Manually setting static IPs leads to a incredibly confusing network setup and you are liable to end up with duplicate IPs

Separating LANs doesn’t really do much in terms of the wider internet. An adversary would likely be more interested in your internet connection than anything else.

I personally would stick to using a VPN

Don’t do this

Right now you know enough to be dangerous and because of that you should not expose thing to the internet.

You very much want dhcp

Inside your DHCP server you should set a static IP assignment.

Skip the pie as it is really terrible for the money you are spending

Instead, find a old workstation and setup Linux.

Google only gives you about $100 to start with

What’s the end goal?

Grist

I know use spreadsheets for just about everything

What’s your budget?

Are you exposing things to the internet?

Why crowdsec?

By the time you ask AI you could just read the docs

I would strongly recommend against using AI

All of the large scale projects are developed by enterprises

"Whoops"

• some person at Cloudstrike, probably

My services have a higher uptime than AWS, Azure and Cloudflare despite the fact that they are running on 10 year old hardware

Honesty we need a open standard for caching

Don’t expose things to the internet

That goes for corporate settings as well as personal stuff. You almost certainly do not need your self hosted services to be publicly accessible by bots. Anything on the internet gets pounded.

Don’t expose stuff to the internet

You need to setup a developer account so you can install apps from local sources