@mikerspencer @metin
I just tested it, and I didn't like the ping compared to quad9.
joindns4.eu = 400 - 700 ms
Quad9.net = 100 - 200 ms
I use Quad9 because it has servers spread across Europe, does not store logs, and is transparent.
Quad9 locations: https://quad9.net/service/locations/
The ping was tested with: https://dnscheck.tools/
@macbraughton @metin For now, I have my old laptop hosting my Gitea, which is connected to the VPS through a WireGuard VPN tunnel, because I can't expose services over the Internet from home since I'm behind a CG-NAT.
I used to use cloudflared, which was a Cloudflare tunnel to expose private resources. The problem is that I find it very invasive to use cloudflared as a reverse proxy and pass everything through the Cloudflare network.
You can check the status of my setup here: https://status.diogop.eu/
@metin I moved from Github to a self-hosted Gitea instance that I self-host on OVH, a European cloud provider.
I also moved my .dev top-level domain from Google to EURid's .eu.
I'm very happy with these changes. I no longer have to put up with AI's obsession every time I did something on GitHub.
On top of that, I no longer use Cloudflare, and recently had to install Anubis (Web AI Firewall) to stop being attacked by AI Crawlers from openai and other Big Tech companies that were scanning all the commits on my Gitea (public repositories ofc).
#github #ovhcloud #eu #europe #eurid #gitea #aicrawler #cloudflare #selfhost #opensouce #privacy #firewall