Three services. Three jobs. RackNerd handles the heavy video infrastructure. ViceTemple hosts the adult website when generic providers are the wrong fit. Cloudflare sits in front to speed things up and keep junk traffic away from the origin.
Show me the stackDo not force one cheap server to run the site, transcode video, serve every file, fight bots, and hold your only backup. Give each service one clear job.
Use this when you want control of your own video files and server.
Run Nginx, FFmpeg, cron jobs, private scripts, thumbnails, databases, and a dedicated media subdomain. Start with a VPS. Move to a dedicated server when storage and transfer grow.
Use this when the website itself is adult and policy fit matters.
ViceTemple is built around adult publishers, so you are not launching on a generic host and hoping the content never becomes a problem. Use it for the public website, WordPress, profiles, memberships, and storefront pages.
Put this in front of the site after the hosting is live.
Use Cloudflare for DNS, SSL, cacheable assets, bot challenges, rate limits, and basic DDoS protection. It reduces unnecessary requests hitting the server. It does not replace the host or make unlawful content lawful.
ViceTemple + Cloudflare. You need the adult-friendly website host and the edge layer. Skip the video VPS if you are only embedding or linking out.
RackNerd + Cloudflare. Use RackNerd for the media origin and Cloudflare for the public website, images, scripts, and bot control.
All three. ViceTemple for the adult-facing site, RackNerd for heavy media, and Cloudflare in front of the public web traffic.
Separate the jobs now and the stack is easier to upgrade when traffic arrives.