Best ISP for Self Hosting?

Question

Network administration

I would like to make a website for my various projects (I won't go into details). The only problem is that my ISP (Rostelecom) has something like routers that make port forwarding impossible. What is the best provider for self hosting?
PS Fixed the issue.

Answer 1

The only problem is that my ISP (Rostelecom) has something like hubs that make port forwarding impossible.

For the first time I hear about "hubs" because of which routing is impossible... Oh well.
For these purposes, you can use just about any provider that is able to provide the level of connection stability you need and provide the "white IP" service. By "connection stability" I mean the absence of interruptions, network problems during bad weather conditions, various "accidents" and all other factors due to which the Internet connection to the Internet may be temporarily unusable.
From personal experience, I can say that even within the same quarter, different providers can have very different levels of quality. For example, my friend who lives 3 houses away from me has something constantly happening with the switch (either it burns, or it was flooded from the rain, or something else ...), from which the final wiring comes, but I have the Internet on average, less than 1 day a year does not work, both have the same provider.
PS I also want to draw your attention to the fact that no serious project on "self-hosting" will survive. Since you're at home, chances are you'll be able to provide a level of service to servers, not to mention connectivity. And in every sense, from the potential danger that someone will simply cut off a piece of wire going to you, ending with temperature conditions and humidity levels for servers. Also, it is very unlikely that any "home" provider will give you more than 1 "white" IP address, which can also become a problem later. And there are also a number of potential legal problems that you, not being an official hoster, will find it extremely difficult to solve.
If you really want "your" server - buy a second-hand server at a flea market (fortunately, there are many of them), stick "fresh" disks there and rent part of the rack and port at the nearest office of your provider to place your own servers there. The service is called "colocation". It will be much more reliable.

Answer 2

Do you have a huge selection?
sorry what? What hubs? And what about the hubs? Port forwarding is not possible when you're screwing around with ISP static while sitting on an RFC1918 speaker. Then yes, forwarding is impossible, but then it’s not about the provider, but about your own toad :)

Answer 3

I have Rostelecom, the flight is normal. Optics, dedicated ip. What exactly is wrong?