A CloudFlare tunnel?

https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/networks/co...

Although, you may also go with a 5$ virtual host (e.g. Linode Nanode 1 GB) and wireguard to build your own tunnel (or just the 5$ virtual host to run your server)

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Gabrys1 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

at this point you don't need the phone :D

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agentifysh 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

i see so just run cf tunnel and ISP wouldn't be able to see I am hosting web apps? what if I am streaming large files (not torrent)? couldn't they see the bandwidths being consumed and then tell me to upgrade to business ?

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eptcyka 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

What kind of an ISP prohibits self-hosting?

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flockonus 6 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Heavily depends on the contract with your ISP, I'm not aware of anything saying you can't use your uplink "commercially" - how one would even define and monitor that?

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lelandbatey 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Yes, an ISP could see that you're using a lot of traffic. But if the traffic is encrypted, they can't be sure what you're doing. Are you a personal user? Or are you a business? How would they know if it's all encrypted?

As for the volume of traffic you're sending, you need to read the terms of your ISP contract, at least a little. Your ISP could have volume limits (e.g. only 5TB of traffic per month), and if you reach those limits, they could temporarily suspend service. But if they can't see what you're doing, and you're within the technical and contractual limits of your service agreement, and you're not causing problems for them, then an ISP is not going to care what you do.