What can you do with a server?
The server is equivalent to a computer (some manufacturers do not support secondary virtualization, in short, it means running a virtual machine on your server), and he can also do the rest of what your local computer can do.
First give a few small examples:
1. Place a personal website or personal blog, etc. Whether it is a static website or a dynamic website, the server can always meet your requirements only if you want to set it up. For example, for PHP dynamic web pages, install the corresponding service framework, set up nginx to realize port monitoring, so that multiple websites share a port 80, 443, etc. Cooperate with domain name filing and resolve to the server. The website can be accessed smoothly.
There are many structures for visual operation, such as pagoda panels and small leather panels. Both simplify a lot of processes for website building.
(Small broadband can be used with CDN. Here is the recommended cloud alliance, 15g of free data and storage per month.)
2. Use your server as the host for your full back-end or project operation. For example, I run this self-written py project on my server, and automatically grab GitHub project updates and upload them to coding every day.
3. Intranet penetration, through your server to achieve remote control of home equipment. You can use either FRP or NPC. Among them, FRP has a little more configuration, and the difficulty of starting is a little higher than NPC. NPC is easier to operate than FRP, and each has its own advantages. I use the server to penetrate the internal network to control the router at home and then through the port forwarding of the router to control all the devices in the home.
4. Your own cloud storage network disk, if your server bandwidth is quite large, you can consider it. Can be used as your own buffer point, storage point, transit point, sharing point, etc.
and many more. . . As stated at the beginning, he can do whatever your computer can do. You can even hang online classes, QQ, hang up games, free streaming, and so on.