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I started off hosting remotely, but my extremely cheep hosting plan limited my CPU time excessively. Since I was behind a NAT, I had to do some proxying tricks through my provider to serve from my home computer:

http://programming.reddit.com/info/1e1a7/comments/c1e4ka

That certainly worked well. Now that I have more money to burn and a big site nearing launch though, I will definitely be trying out some dedicated hosting.

Basically the answer is: depends how broke you are.



Yikes. I'd be afraid of my ISP cutting off service for TOS violations at an inopportune time.


Violating what TOS? Who would ban ssh? BTW, all of the static files are still hosted on my original web host and I was using sshfs to transfer them. So the bandwidth was really minimal.




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