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I do not stream games, my stream is science focus with some specific software, I don't need the best image quality, I just want a reliable service that is online 24/7 without worrying with ISP issues and hardware problems, VPS as it seems is what I am after, a virtual machine with a OS where i can access remotely to do what I need and install the software i need to work. Sometimes the best option is not the most practical, and sacrifices have to be made to achieve the goal in question

Thank you all for the answers, I have learned that what I need is a VPS, as there is gamers who stream using them, so I will investigate that, thank you all.

Thank you @AbsoluteFool, just to clarify what I want, instead of hosting a stream on my computer, I want to rent a computer (server) outside my home, with a OS so I can install the streaming software OBS, to stream to Twitch and Youtube. I have seen already some services that have dedicated servers, for less than 100 dollars where it can use Ubuntu for example, I assume that I can access it via a system like Teamviewer to control and install software in it, but this is my home user mind, and when it passes to server, I fail to understand how I would control the system when it's not local. Is your response still valid here?

Greetings, I am thinking of moving the stream I have to a external dedicated server, but I have no clue how that works and if is possible. I can work with Linux (Ubuntu), as the software I use can work on it (OBS and Java applications), is that possible to rent a external server to do this? And if this is possible, how I would do it? Thank you all.