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ukiahsmith.com
[AI summary] This blog post discusses various hosting options for Go (Golang) applications, comparing VPS, PaaS, and specialized platforms like Heroku, Google App Engine, and Linode. |
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dev.ribic.ba
A tutorial on deploying GoBuffalo app on a VPS using Dokku |
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austingil.com
This post covers preparing our app for production, deploying to a VPS, running it with a process manager, and using a reverse-proxy with an SSL. |
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blog.nootch.net
I like to host my own stuff. And it's not a recent phenomenon - I've been running my own mail-server for a few years now (thanks, mailcow-dockerized!), and I run a personal wiki. Even this blog is hosted on a Vultr server. With the (not anymore) recent PRISM revelations, my gut feeling has been reinforced. Since I work on personal projects, I need source hosting, error tracking and a build runner at the very least to have a "professional" developer experience, and in total control of the infrastructure. |
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