After 17 years of running web hosting services in one form or another, Rasberry™ is the next evolution of that work: a cleaner platform, a better customer experience, and a more focused foundation for what comes next.
I’ve built and run the infrastructure myself, backed by the same proven track record that has kept my hosting services online for the past 17 years.
The first public offering is Ubuntu VPS hosting in Canada, with static IPs included and more services planned as the platform grows.
This is not my first step into hosting, it’s the start of Rasberry™ becoming its own modern hosting platform!
A quick update from the everything-is-moving-at-once department.
LLM Controller CE 1.0 is now in final testing before release, with the launch currently targeting June 6. What started as an experiment last February has fully evolved into complete software, and I’m now testing it in as many different configurations as I can before calling Version 1.0 done.
Alongside that, I’m still working through the broader stabilization of the nickdodd.com codebase. A lot of that work is behind-the-scenes cleanup, but it matters: better stability, less weird legacy mess, fewer insecure old code paths, cleaner admin tools, and a site that is easier to keep building on.
Rasberry™ is also getting closer to soft-launch. This project has turned into an even bigger codebase than LLM Controller, and the new hosting platform behind it is really starting to come together as a proper hardware infrastructure hosting control portal.
So yeah...lots happening. Software, hosting, websites, testing, polishing.
