Preface: For many people in China, Cloudflare is a boon, especially for personal webmasters (like me). For new webmasters with some technical foundation, if they don't have an ICP filing but want to publish their site to the public internet, using Cloudflare is just a matter of minutes (...
Preface: I also wrote an article before about building a self-hosted mailbox using home broadband. However, such self-hosted mailboxes can often only receive emails; whether they can be sent to the recipient's mailbox depends entirely on the email security policy of the email provider they use (for the building and subsequent testing effects, see the article: docker series - Building a p-based...
1 Background: Actually, in my previous articles, I had relatively formulaic website-building suggestions, as follows: If you want to publish to the public network, you need to choose the most suitable publishing method for yourself based on the actual environment and the reverse proxy you use. You can refer to several of my previous articles: 1. dock...
Introduction: Usually, when we build a website, an unavoidable step is the need to provide external HTTPS access. If domain resolution and CDN are using Cloudflare, it's not too bad (compared to domestic cloud providers, Cloudflare's operations for configuring SSL are simply pitifully few...
Preface: In the past, I wrote an article about using Docker to build a personal image hosting service based on Chevereto. However, if you use the most basic method mentioned in the article, which is to directly upload images using Chevereto's web page and then get the URL from the image properties, this will...
Preface: What does "building a website with a public IP but without legal ports 80 and 443" mean? This mainly refers to two scenarios: home broadband with a public IP and cloud hosts without ICP filing. 1. Home broadband with a public IP. Currently, home broadband with a public IP (mainly IP...
Preface: The free CDN solution for individuals provided by Cloudflare works very well everywhere except in China. However, since Cloudflare normally only accepts second-level domains to connect via NS, and when setting up DNS, you need to specify the public IP address...
Preface: Actually, regarding the requirement in the title, it doesn't seem to make much sense now, because if it's just about using Cloudflare to enable fast access to domestic sites from abroad, there are too many ways (tunnel, custom hostnames). The reason I considered this issue at the time was to solve the backup...
Preface: Actually, I've struggled with this issue many times over the years. It's not that there's any technical upgrade, but simply that after some time, I forget how to do it. After all, as I get older, my memory declines, and I can't remember how many times I've repeatedly researched this. Now that I have a blog, I can finally record it as...
Preface: Currently, fewer and fewer newly installed home broadband connections have public IPv4 addresses, replaced by more and more public IPv6 addresses. However, because IPv6 addresses are difficult to remember and many friends lack solutions for public IPv6 addresses and dynamic domain name binding at home, it leads to...