I'm using openshift for laravel hosting. Now I want to upload files to my host, but there are two problems:
when I upload to openshift, over 30 sec, the connection is timed out.
when I use "git push" all the uploads file are removed.
Now I want to use cloud service for upload. I have problem with AWS :) ...
I'm searching and found MEGA Cloud. Is there any way to upload on mega cloud from laravel storage?
What is the best way to upload files over 4MB size?
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Hello can someone help with the following persistent problem. My cloud instance (Ubuntu) upload speed is capped to 4 MBPS.
Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Testing from Google Cloud (35.246.5.139)...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Selecting best server based on ping...
Hosted by CWCS Managed Hosting (Nottingham) [176.25 km]: 8.77 ms
Testing download speed................................................................................
Download: 916.29 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed......................................................................................................
Upload: 4.17 Mbit/s
I have a website that was made by someone. I’m trying to get my files and want to be able to update some front end stuff. He made the website with Laravel Forge and Digital Ocean. He has his account connected to his Github I think. I was able to ssh into my Forge with keys. I also have a sudo pass and database pass if this helps. He’s MIA btw deleted all his social stuff and website and won’t respond to emails.
If you don't have access to GitHub so the easier way is to download the files from the server there are many ways to do it as example by using FileZilla then create a new repository in GitHub and push your code to the repository in GitHub then you can deploy from GitHub to the server
I've developed a strapi app and deployed it on Heroku. This app directs all uploads to an AWS S3 bucket. When I try and upload a large file, I get an h13 error (a heroku error essentially saying the connection has timed out). "Connection has closed without response". I THINK the way to solve this is to increase the timeout from strapi, which I believe has a default value of 120 seconds. Only problem is I have no idea how to do this.
Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks in advance
I have made a simple comercial project where i used my own cms just for help client upload photos on his page. Its very primitve so i decided to use strapi.io because of better UI/UX.
My question is where I can deploy strapi. Server where site is hosted doesn't support node.js so it has to be external server. I'm thinking about Heroku but I don't know if it will work and how it should handle img files. It will be nice if solve of this problem won't generate additional costs.
Please, help!
If you don't have a DB hosted, you could look at using Mlab which is cloud database service that hosts MongoDB.
There is a useful Strapi blog post that walks you through deploying it to Heroku here: Deploying a Strapi API on Heroku
From their documentation
Heroku
AWS
Digital Ocean
Google App engine
There was a service called Redhost (redhost.cloud) which specialized in Strapi server hosting.
How to upload a project more than 150 M on Jelastic?
I have a project size of that is 4G, with resources and code.
Also I cannot upload it using FTP, because my login contains symbol '#' that is not correct for Jelastic form of FTP uploading.
Using FTP in Jelastic not depend of the username. Jelastic provides your user name for FTP, such as jelastic-ftp.
More information about FTP support you can find in the Jelastic docs