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I'm looking for some advice on a landing page, on my root domain, to link all my self-hosted services (aussie.zone)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by briongloid@aussie.zone to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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Currently I have my services accessible through subdomains, with account password protection, my only experiences building websites is Google Pages and Geocities (20 years ago).

All I really need is a single linktree style landing page for my root domain, to hyperlink each of my subdomain services.

Each of my rr web ui has their own account/password setup, but I would like my landing page to also be behind a login form, preferably were I make the user/password manually.

I'm happy to either self-host the page or run it off something free like github pages.

My domain is registered via porkbun, with cloudflare managing the DNS, cloudflared tunnel routing the subdomains to their respective local ports.

I haven't been able to use my root domain via this method, which is why I am open to something like github pages to host the single page securely.

I've been looking up articles and reddit posts for weeks, but I'm not experienced enough in the matter to know where I should be looking or what I should be looking for.

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[–] siskourso@odin.lanofthedead.xyz 5 points 1 year ago

2nd for Dashy, have been using for 4-5 months now and have been loving it. I tried out some of the others listed here as well but just didn’t hold up to Dashy.