I'm Hosting a Website on a SPARC Server in My Garage (OpenBSD + Cloudflare Tunnels)
I'm running a live website on a 25-year-old Sun Netra X1 SPARC server from my garage. OpenBSD 7.8, httpd, pf firewall, Cloudflare tunnels for safe exposure — no port forwarding needed. Yes, it actually works.
I'm Hosting a Website on a SPARC Server in My Garage (OpenBSD + Cloudflare Tunnels) ~ website @ rup12.net: ~ Switch to light / dark version 💾 I'm Hosting a Website on a SPARC Server in My Garage (OpenBSD + Cloudflare Tunnels) #sun #sparc #homelab #retro #openbsd #cloudflare #httpd #proxmox #lxc Mon, February 9, 2026 - 10 min read TL;DR: I’m hosting a website on a 25-year-old Sun Netra X1 SPARC server running OpenBSD 7.8. The setup includes: Noctua fan mods for quiet operation, httpd serving static HTML/CSS, OpenBSD’s pf firewall with default-deny rules, and Cloudflare tunnels to expose it saf
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