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Add Pethost to hosting providers list - #875
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Add Pethost entry _data/hosting_providers.json |
Adds Pethost with the full category, website and FAQ links, and review date 2026.10.25. The tutorial, announcement, and note fields are empty. |
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes
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Adds Pethost (https://pethost.dev/), a hosting platform for Docker Compose apps, with full HTTPS support.
A custom domain needs one DNS record pointing at the app. Once it resolves, the server gets a Let's Encrypt certificate by itself (HTTP-01) and renews it, with nothing for the user to set up. The FAQ linked as
plansays so ("Can I use my own domain?"). The pethost.app subdomains every app also gets are covered by a wildcard certificate from Google Trust Services.Pull Request Checklist