Self Hosting 101
Some reading material will be shared to ignite interest in Self Hosting.
What is Self Hosting?
What Things Can You Self Host
Course Outline
Setup and configure a VPS.
Overview
Creating a Droplet
Setting up a Subdomain
Creating Users
Installing Software Packages
Working with Files and Directories
Setting up SSH Access
Using tmux
Deploy a static website with HTML, CSS, JS
Overview
Installing NGINX
Customising Index Page
Creating a Site
Deploy a Python application
Overview
Deploying a Python Application
Setting up Nginx Reverse Proxy
Running as a Service
Logs, Debugging and Fixing
Monitoring System Usage
Managing Logs
Starting & Restarting Processes
Recap + Further Reads
Recap
Next Steps
All Courses Self Hosting 101 Creating a Site
Creating a Site
Karan and Anand
Feb 12, 2022
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Questions
lets say i dont have a domain or a subdomain ..
sairam subramaniam
2 months ago
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if i just put the ip address on the browser, can i see my website on the internet? (I tried this but I am unable to see it currently), do I have to do anything more to access it on the internet?

if i just put the ip address on the browser, can i see my website on the internet? (I tried this but I am unable to see it currently), do I have to do anything more to access it on the internet?

sairam subramaniam
1 month ago
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if i just put the ip address on the browser, can i see my website on the internet? (I tried this but I am unable to see it currently), do I have to do anything more to access it on the internet?

if i just put the ip address on the browser, can i see my website on the internet? (I tried this but I am unable to see it currently), do I have to do anything more to access it on the internet?

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Used raspberry pi to host in home wifi network
Raunak R
7 months ago
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Used ngrok to get the public domain to access the nginx hello world site without configuring anything on router.

Used ngrok to get the public domain to access the nginx hello world site without configuring anything on router.

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using vim and server_name location
Martin Fulgueiras
2 years ago
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Hi, suddenly in the example you start using vim instead of nano. Any reason for this? Also, afterwards you specify the server_name on the server block, but it isn't clear where this is to be done. I assume we need to go back in the class.
Hi, suddenly in the example you start using vim instead of nano. Any reason for this? Also, afterwards you specify the server_name on the server block, but it isn't clear where this is to be done. I assume we need to go back in the class.
P Pieter
2 years ago
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I think this is where I am going wrong. There is no 'Hello, world!' message on http://hello.[username].monschool.net in my browser: the site is not accessible.
I think this is where I am going wrong. There is no 'Hello, world!' message on http://hello.[username].monschool.net in my browser: the site is not accessible.
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