Hi I'm trying to upload some portlet application to an Heroku server.
Someone have experience on install Liferay on Heroku?
It is possible?
What about use the WeDeploy.com? It's from Liferay and you can easily manager your portal instance, I think this is the best way to host Liferay in cloud.
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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.
I am working on a web project using spring, hibernate. i am hosting it on local host using tomcat server. i want to add a face book comment plugin to my website. is it possible to test face book comment plugin locally ? How ?
i am unable to make virtual domain for hosting.
I just followed along with this tutorial to create a Todo list app with user authentication: https://www.joshmorony.com/part-2-creating-a-multiple-user-app-with-ionic-2-pouchdb-couchdb/
The app is built with the Ionic 2 Framework using CouchDB and PouchDB to create a separate database for each user. However, I am totally confused as to how to move this setup from my local machine to a Heroku server.
Can anyone provide a step by step process to accomplish this?
Heroku no longer supports couchdb addon seems it was closed sometime back. For couchdb-pouchdb hosting you can use IBM's cloudant, irish couch or digital ocean.
For my case i setup an ubuntu16.04 droplet on digital ocean, installed and configured couchdb on it. You can check out this list of couchdb hosting sites. Hope this helps
Can I deploy a Spring-Boot application on godaddy
using Web hosting and cPanel?
Thanks.
No. If you're using Web hosting (shared) plans according to Godaddy details.
I Suggest the answer from Amir Al.
For more information:
Web hosting (Shared) usually limits the Web technology you can use.
However, they're cheap and easy to set up a Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla etc.
So, if you use spring-boot, search Java web hosting
Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Dedicated Server will unlock the web hosting limitation because you have to do it by yourself.
However, if you're not familiar with Linux (Ex. CentOS / Ubuntu) command line. you can try Window VPS. If it looks so expensive, move to the cloud. I suggest a free trials or ~5USD package with Digital Ocean, Google Cloud, Amazon lightsail, and so on
Platform as a Service (PaaS) such as heroku. If Linux command line seems to be hard work for you. This choice gives you a shortcut to deploy your target application. However you have to learn about Git and their tools.
So, if you want to deploy spring-boot use:
Java web hosting
Cloud PaaS
VPS
Nodtem66 - Thanks for sharing the information. It helped me a lot.
In addition to what is mentioned above. I figured out there are 2 ways of hosting a java based application:
1. Purchase a VM (VPS, PaaS) - This is higher in cost if the only need is to have a single webpage application hosted
2. Pay for only Java Hosting - This is much lesser
Few of them I came across are:
https://www.hioxindia.com/linux-dedicated-jvm-hosting.php
https://www.ewebindia.com/java-hosting.html
I am having some challenges deploying from Amazon Web Services AWS Code Deploy from a github repository.
The repository houses a web application using the codeigniter framework.
When deploying to an EC2 instance using the AWS Code Deploy, it would start the deployment process and then fail. No error message was provided.
Can anyone provide some further guides on how to deploy codeigniter apps to AWS without using FTP.
Thanks,
Rick