- exozyme is a project to build a better, privacy-respecting web and cloud-hosting service. We host quite a lot of free services! If you are interested, shoot me a message on Matrix, a private, decentralized messaging service, @ta180m:exozy.me explaining what you plan to do with exozyme. We also have a Matrix space as well that you should join.
+ exozyme is a project to build a better, privacy-respecting web and cloud-hosting service. We provide SSH access, remote desktop, static site hosting, virtual machines, and quite a lot of free web services! Check out our list of services for more.
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Uh... not for any particular reason. It was just a cool domain hack with the .me domain, and it contains everyone's favorite math variables x, y, and z!
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- Great that you asked! Get started by logging in with SSH on port 4884 and make yourself at home. We have a number of services, and if you want to try one of them, just ask on Matrix. You can also try out our fast virtual machines and containers.
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+ Interested in exozyme? You can get started by shooting me a message on Matrix, a private, decentralized messaging service, @ta180m:exozy.me. Note that we offer two kinds of services to our users, core services and web services. Please specify if you would like an account for the core services, and account for the web services, or both, as well as what you plan to do with exozyme. Note that these two accounts are differenet and unrelated. You should also join our Matrix space since it's our main hub for communication.
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Hosting your first website
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+ Open up the file explorer in your remote desktop or log in with SSH. Now navigate to the /srv/http/pages folder. Create a new folder with your username which will hold the content for your website. Now let's make an actual page. Create a file called index.html and write some text. If you open up https://exozy.me/~USERNAME, you should see your website in action! Check out exozyme pages for more information about web hosting.
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