and is there any detailed video about how to host it using windows 10?

  • @pinknoise
    2•2 years ago

    As already said, running it on windows is a) not a good idea and b) unnecessarily difficult. Hosted Linux servers are way cheaper anyways.

    You might want to specify what you want to do with your nextcloud instance, because server load can vary dramatically depending on use case.

    Easiest install is via snap, they have everything you may need builtin, just read their wiki.

    You need to:

    • Connect to your server vie ssh (your hosting provider should supply you with the credentials)
    • install snap and then the nextcloud-snap
    • reach the setup page via ssh port forwarding
    • after the setup open the http and https ports in the firewall
    • maybe setup letsencrypt

    Then you’re done, snap should even do automatic updates for you.

    You can also find nextcloud hosting, but that will be more expensive and you probably have to pay per user :/

    • @poVoq
      4•1 year ago

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      • @pinknoise
        4•2 years ago

        Nice, but it’s only for storage so no installing apps? Using nextcloud for storage only is a bit overkill imo.

        • @poVoq
          4•1 year ago

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          • @pinknoise
            1•2 years ago

            Thanks, thats nice. I have my own nextcloud running on a server I rent anyways, I just wanted to know since I thought OP wouldn’t want to use nextcloud for storage only. But if that works for stuff like contacts/calendar/notes/forms/bookmarks it’s certainly easier (and possibly even cheaper) than a VPS.

    • RandoomOP
      0•2 years ago

      Thank you. I think I have videos based on this snap thing.

      • @pinknoise
        2•2 years ago

        I suggest you try it in a virtual machine first. (The letsencrypt part won’t work then) Look at what linux distribution your hosting provider uses, so you will be familiar with everything. You can instruct them to reset your VPS in case you fuck something up, but that might take some time, so discovering possible mistakes beforehand on a test systems is more convenient.