02-14-2021, 09:59 AM
I think Apache would be way too heavy-handed for the Pinephone to handle, but you could always try it and see. I expect either nginx or lighthttpd would work well. IBM's nweb is a neat demonstration with simple, easily-modifiable code for experimentation but is obviously very limited. You could maybe look at using a dynamic DNS service to overcome the lack of a static IP. There are free ones available (such as freedns.afraid.org). However the freebies generally don't let you use your own domain name so you'd have to look at a paid service if you want that.
For what it's worth I use nginx to run several low-traffic sites on a virtual linux server that has 2GB memory and a single virtual CPU allocated to it, and have never had a problem with CPU or memory use.
For what it's worth I use nginx to run several low-traffic sites on a virtual linux server that has 2GB memory and a single virtual CPU allocated to it, and have never had a problem with CPU or memory use.