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Get 80% off hosted Arrs ($0.01/day with $10 free credit) at ElfHosted for Black Flagday! (alien.top)
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Hey self hosters!

For "Black Flagday", ElfHosted is offering 80% off our hosted Arrs, taking them down to $0.01/day. With the $10 free credit that all new users get, you can try without commitment, and $0.01/day will last you a long time!

What is ElfHosted?

ElfHosted hosts popular self-hosted apps for you, providing the infrastructure, security, resiliency, and connectivity, freeing you to focus on using the apps themselves.

How is this self-hosted?

Our infrastructure is open-source, and is based on the Funky Penguin's Geek Cookbook's self-hosted Kubernetes design. Our charts and containers are public, and are useful as a reference / template to self-hosting your app stacks on bare-metal Kubernetes.

Why am I posting about a paid, SaaS service on r/selfhosted?

Because you could use your $10 free credit to "kick the tyres" on various apps before investing in self-hosting it yourself, or you may want to "outsource" one specific app (say, Overseerr), and hook it into the rest of your self-hosted apps.

Any questions, I'm happy to discuss here or in our Discord (https://discord.elfhosted.com)

Cheers! D

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Question: what is 'Black Flagday'?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

A spin on Black Friday, emphasizing products ending in “Aaar”, like a pirate would say. Because pirates like black flags :)