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Research: Hosting & Deployment options #4

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jamarob opened this issue Apr 23, 2020 · 2 comments
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Research: Hosting & Deployment options #4

jamarob opened this issue Apr 23, 2020 · 2 comments
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backend Backend topic good first issue Good for newcomers research Further information is requested

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jamarob commented Apr 23, 2020

Open Questions

  • Which hosting and deployment plattfrom should be used?
    • Firebase
    • Heroku
    • Zeit.sh
    • GitHub pages
    • Own webserver
    • others?
  • What do they offer? Which databases are available?
@jamarob jamarob created this issue from a note in ftq - productive (To do) Apr 23, 2020
@jamarob jamarob added good first issue Good for newcomers research Further information is requested labels Apr 23, 2020
@arisslin arisslin removed this from To do in ftq - productive May 5, 2020
@arisslin arisslin added this to To do in ftq - non-productive May 5, 2020
@arisslin arisslin added the backend Backend topic label May 5, 2020
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arisslin commented May 5, 2020

I have an own webserver based on plesk.
I can check which databases can be installed and used there and how the traffic is limitied.

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jamarob commented May 5, 2020

Frontend hosting

I think zeit.co is nice and easy to get started. A simple push to the master branch will automatically trigger a build and deployment - no further configuration required.

However we don't have to host front and backend at the same place.

Databases

I would make this another issue when we have a clear idea on the whole data scraping situtaion. For starters there is nothing wrong with mocking the service and serving the mock data from a json file, imho.

However, possible db providers for NoSQL would be Atlassin for mongodb and firestore.
SQL databases are offered by everybody and their mum.

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