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Jared Hirst
1,807 PointsRaspberry Pi Hosting
I was just watching the first html website project (smells like bakin')and at the end it said that you could buy a domain and web hosting. If your were feeling adventures and wanted to buy a raspberry pi and using apache, you could host the website yourself. You would still have to buy the domain and open the ports on your router. But, if you wanted to go a little father.
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Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou could do that but you've got to make sure that that is permitted under the T&Cs of your hosting provider.
James Oliver
8,800 PointsJames Oliver
8,800 PointsJared, if you were on a normal home internet connection without a dedicated IP address you'd also need to subscribe to a dynamic dns service (which some DNS providers do include) to cope with the occasional change of IP address.