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KaliKoPoi
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Posted on 06-14-16 12:54
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Private VPC are so damn expensive for even a small scale Java project. So thinking about getting a small server and hosting at home. Is anyone hosting their project on home server? Mind sharing some ideas / experiences?
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mojaboy
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Posted on 06-14-16 2:04
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Why not do a shared hosting plan.. decent one is only $8 per month
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fuckeetow
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Posted on 06-14-16 4:48
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Try bitbucket or github. Both are free.
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KaliKoPoi
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Posted on 06-14-16 8:40
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mojaboy, http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/documentation/javaee7sdk-readme-1957703.html#System_Requirements Can not use shared hosting. I need min ~1GB RAM when idle and ~2GB when there are ~50 concurrent users. It involves some image handling and some complex queries. Currently I am using 2GB RAM with digitalOcean.com. its 20/month, not so expensive. but I am trying to add couple more apps on it. Its running Apache tomcat, apache http server and mySql. fuckeetow, I am talking about application hosting, not the code repository. I already use bitbucket as it provides private repository unlike github.
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dalle_momo
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Posted on 06-14-16 10:37
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I had RaspberryPi Home Server. Runs Ok for simple stuff. I was able to run a LAMP stack pretty smoothly. I was pretty much using for testing purpose nothing for Production Use. For network you need to punch a hole through your router to access the port. One issue I had was related with dynamic IP, for which every time your ISP reassigns you new IP , you need to modify your DNS entry.
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fuckeetow
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Posted on 06-15-16 8:26
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Posted on 06-15-16 10:33
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Ma Nepal ma huda kheri euta company ko lagi SOHO server set gareko thye. Teti bela RaspberryPi sajilai paudaina thyo ani processing power ni khasai pugdaina thyo.. Bajar ma kahi katai NAS (Network Access Storage) Pauthyo. Maile QNAP ko NAS kiney alik gatilai performance dine wala. Tesko default firmware hatayera Debian OS install garey. 1TB ko HD rakhey ani NODE.JS ko server set garey.. 2 barsa vayo.. ahile samma maintenance gareko chaina server. tara still up and running and accessible from any corner of the world. Tyo company ko sales report ahile pani kahile kahi kaam napayeko bela herchu ghar basi basi. majjale kaam di rako cha. Tyo company lai dedicated IP lina lagaye. Dedicated IP navayeko khanda ma OPENDNS or estai kehi dynamic DNS provider ko sahayog linu parne huncha...
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