Hey folks, it’s been a while since I posted here! I’ve been quite busy with life, especially working at a few companies such as Hyperbeam, DigitalOcean, and a few others. That being said though, let’s get into the real meat of today’s topic. Why is C/C++’s development such a mess?

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about 1 year ago

Or create a VPS with linode.com, chunkhost.com, or digitalocean.com.

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over 1 year ago

Linode (Mumbai) and DigitalOcean (Bangalore) each have a single DC in India, and Vultr has 3 (Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi).

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over 1 year ago

Or you could look at hosts like https://snakecrafthosting.comwhich is managed aka you upload your code and click start or if you want a whole server something like https://digitalocean.com.

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over 1 year ago

In the same way that https://njal.la/ is different from https://digitalocean.com.

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over 1 year ago

We normally recommend using Amazon’s AWS “Free Tier” (http://aws.amazon.com) or Digital Ocean (https://digitalocean.com) – but both require that you have a credit card. The same is true of the Microsoft Azure, Google’s GCP and the vast majority of providers listed at Low End Box (https://lowendbox.com/).

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over 1 year ago

These instructions will walk you through using Digital Ocean (http://digitalocean.com) as your VPS hosting provider. They are rated highly, with a very simple and slick interface – and low cost of $5 (USD) per month for the minimal server that you’ll be creating. (Of course, if you have a strong reason to use another provider, then by all means do so, but be sure to choose Ubuntu Server LTS).

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over 1 year ago

Create a droplet, at digitalocean.com for example, running Ubuntu (1GB RAM, 1CPU is enough). It costs about $7 a month, and install RustDesk Server on it.

The easy instructions (copy paste basically) on how to install rust desk server on Ubuntu, from the command line, are these:

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Please setup your firewall on your server prior to running the script.

Make sure you have got access via ssh or otherwise setup…

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over 1 year ago

For your backend you have options like heroku.com & digitalocean.com.

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over 1 year ago

How could I possibly tell you? We (me, you, everyone else) don’t even know what the script does or how demanding it will be. But, in general, you can rent VMs for under $20 all day long (example: digitalocean.com).

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over 1 year ago

An affordable option for setting up an email marketing system could be to get a virtual machine from a provider such as Linode, Digital Ocean, Google Cloud, or AWS, and install Octeth’s Community Edition License (which is free).

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over 1 year ago

We normally recommend using Amazon’s AWS “Free Tier” (http://aws.amazon.com) or Digital Ocean (https://digitalocean.com) – but both require that you have a credit card. The same is true of the Microsoft Azure, Google’s GCP and the vast majority of providers listed at Low End Box (https://lowendbox.com/).

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almost 2 years ago

These instructions will walk you through using Digital Ocean (http://digitalocean.com) as your VPS hosting provider. They are rated highly, with a very simple and slick interface – and low cost of $5 (USD) per month for the minimal server that you’ll be creating. (Of course, if you have a strong reason to use another provider, then by all means do so, but be sure to choose Ubuntu Server 20.04).

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almost 2 years ago

Thanks to #hacktoberfest, #digitalocean & #dev.to !

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almost 2 years ago

Checkout linode.com, digitalocean.com, vultr.com, even aws – they all have a good amount of starter credit as well as a free tier (aws I believe). Additionally, I believe these vendors would provide school event attendees codes to redeem even more $$ credit at Hackatons and such.

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almost 2 years ago

You need a server with a static IP address (if you can’t get a static IP address, e.g. On a home network, there are ways around that). You can use a service like Netlify, but here’s how to do it from scratch, with your own server (either in the cloud, like AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud, or with an actual physical machine running on your home network*).

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almost 2 years ago

We normally recommend using Amazon’s AWS “Free Tier” (http://aws.amazon.com) or Digital Ocean (https://digitalocean.com) – but both require that you have a credit card. The same is true of the Microsoft Azure, Google’s GCP and the vast majority of providers listed at Low End Box (https://lowendbox.com/).

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almost 2 years ago

These instructions will walk you through using Digital Ocean (http://digitalocean.com) as your VPS hosting provider. They are rated highly, with a very simple and slick interface – and low cost of $5 (USD) per month for the minimal server that you’ll be creating. (Of course, if you have a strong reason to use another provider, then by all means do so, but be sure to choose Ubuntu Server 20.04).

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almost 2 years ago

You can get a credit of 100$ from digitalocean.com for 60 days or 200$ as I remember for 30 or 600 from vultr.com.

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about 2 years ago

Its probably best not to expose your network to the internet, if you want to publish your app on the internet I’d suggest getting a cheap VPS from somewhere like DigitalOcean.

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about 2 years ago

We normally recommend using Amazon’s AWS “Free Tier” (http://aws.amazon.com) or Digital Ocean (https://digitalocean.com) – but both require that you have a credit card. The same is true of the Microsoft Azure, Google’s GCP and the vast majority of providers listed at Low End Box (https://lowendbox.com/).

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about 2 years ago