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Self-Hosting

Why self-hosting still matters and how DevHolm is designed to support it.

# Ownership is the point

Self-hosting does not mean doing everything the hard way. It means keeping the option to own the deployment, the data, the domain, and the publishing workflow.

# What DevHolm assumes

  • you are comfortable with a real deployment target
  • you want a PostgreSQL-backed application
  • you would rather understand the system than outsource every layer of it

# Why this model holds up

As the site grows, you are not trapped inside someone else''s content model. You can add pages, import posts, manage data directly, and keep the public repo focused on the framework.

That is a much better long-term position than trying to migrate away from a closed platform later.

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