🆕 Software Suggestion | nablahost.com #1043

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jonah · 2019-07-22T23:45:41Z

jonah commented

2019-07-22 23:45:41 +00:00

Basic Information

Name: NABLA HOST
Category: Cloud Storage, Hosting Provider
URL: https://nablahost.com/

Description

This is my hosting company. NABLA HOST is providing web hosting and end-to-end encrypted cloud storage starting at $0.99/month. We are a fully managed white-glove service, capable of building any custom services as requested.

## Basic Information **Name:** NABLA HOST **Category:** Cloud Storage, Hosting Provider **URL:** https://nablahost.com/ ## Description **This is my hosting company.** NABLA HOST is providing web hosting and end-to-end encrypted [cloud storage](https://nablahost.com/services/storage/) starting at $0.99/month. We are a fully managed white-glove service, capable of building any custom services as requested.

nitrohorse commented

2019-07-23 05:55:46 +00:00

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Thanks for sharing, @JonahAragon; this looks really nice. Is there a Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for NABLA’s services?

jonah commented

2019-07-23 23:38:38 +00:00

Yes: https://nablahost.com/legal/. Specifically,

Section 10: Personal Data

NABLA HOST reminds the Customer that, while providing the Service to the Customer, NABLA
HOST may keep some of the Customer’s personal data in compliance with its regulatory and
judicial obligations.

Information such as “last name, first name, mailing address, e-mail address, phone numbers,
and IP connection addresses” shall be kept by NABLA HOST during the entire term of the
Agreement and up to twelve (12) months after the expiration of the Service.

The data transmitted by the Customer shall be kept as long as deemed necessary for evidence
purposes. Except as otherwise provided in the Specific Terms and Conditions, NABLA HOST shall
not disclose nor sell the Customer’s personal data.

The Customer agrees that his/its personal data may be stored, handled and transferred by
NABLA HOST to its affiliates, who shall only have access to such data in order to perform
essential functions in the provision of the Service, all in strict compliance with the Customer’s
privacy rights.

The Customer also acknowledges that NABLA HOST may communicate the Customer’s
information at the request of administrative, regulatory or judicial authorities.

Yes: https://nablahost.com/legal/. Specifically, > ## Section 10: Personal Data > NABLA HOST reminds the Customer that, while providing the Service to the Customer, NABLA > HOST may keep some of the Customer’s personal data in compliance with its regulatory and > judicial obligations. > > Information such as “last name, first name, mailing address, e-mail address, phone numbers, > and IP connection addresses” shall be kept by NABLA HOST during the entire term of the > Agreement and up to twelve (12) months after the expiration of the Service. > > The data transmitted by the Customer shall be kept as long as deemed necessary for evidence > purposes. Except as otherwise provided in the Specific Terms and Conditions, NABLA HOST shall > not disclose nor sell the Customer’s personal data. > > The Customer agrees that his/its personal data may be stored, handled and transferred by > NABLA HOST to its affiliates, who shall only have access to such data in order to perform > essential functions in the provision of the Service, all in strict compliance with the Customer’s > privacy rights. > > The Customer also acknowledges that NABLA HOST may communicate the Customer’s > information at the request of administrative, regulatory or judicial authorities.

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nitrohorse commented

2019-08-08 06:54:52 +00:00

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Nice to see this scores an A+ on SSL Labs. I think nablahost would be valuable to recommend on PTIO.

Nice to see this scores an A+ on [SSL Labs](https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=nablahost.com). I think nablahost would be valuable to recommend on PTIO.

blacklight447 commented

2019-08-09 15:55:44 +00:00

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While it does seem nice, wouldn't recommending the services of one of our team members arrouse suspicion/distrust?

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Mikaela commented

2019-08-09 17:23:30 +00:00

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Maybe with a note that it's by a team member?

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ggg27 commented

2019-08-19 18:28:35 +00:00

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@JonahAragon This looks really interesting.

Out of curiosity, what OSes do you support?
Also, what do you mean by E2EE for server hosting?

Might need to switch some of my stuff there, what hardware are you using?

Edit: I see, you only host websites and storage. No VPS or dedicated servers.
Still pretty cool. :)

@JonahAragon This looks really interesting. Out of curiosity, what OSes do you support? Also, what do you mean by E2EE for server hosting? _______________ Might need to switch some of my stuff there, what hardware are you using? **Edit**: I see, you only host websites and storage. No VPS or dedicated servers. Still pretty cool. :)

jonah commented

2019-08-19 18:38:03 +00:00

@ggg27 yeah, no VPS or dedicated servers yet. Not really our target demographic though, we're more interested in hosting things people otherwise wouldn't know how to do themselves. If you can DIY there's a lot of great server providers out there already 😄

ggg27 commented

2019-08-19 20:44:53 +00:00

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@JonahAragon Still a cool idea though. Even people like me who have some idea of how to manage an Apace Instance probably wouldn't know what to do in case something went wrong or a security flaw was exploited. Managed hosting is basically always better, but is usually expensive.

But, since you are probably just implementing the same things multiple times I would assume you could save time. How it all should be, easy to use.

How do you manage the web apps/sites? Are you using a proprietary service like cPanel or is it Vesta or custom software? What software do you use to host it (i.e OS, Hypervisor, e.c.t)?

@JonahAragon Still a cool idea though. Even people like me who have some idea of how to manage an Apace Instance probably wouldn't know what to do in case something went wrong or a security flaw was exploited. Managed hosting is basically always better, but is usually expensive. But, since you are probably just implementing the same things multiple times I would assume you could save time. How it all should be, easy to use. How do you manage the web apps/sites? Are you using a proprietary service like cPanel or is it [Vesta](https://github.com/serghey-rodin/vesta) or custom software? What software do you use to host it (i.e OS, Hypervisor, e.c.t)?

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