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I'm looking for a web host that will let me run a Haskell web application. VPS's seem attractive to me because you can run essentially anything you want. But some of the cloud hosts offer really nice scalability in terms of hard disk space and bandwidth. Does anyone know of a host that will let me run exotic languages like Haskell but can also seamlessly scale up the hard disk space/RAM/bandwidth/CPU available to my host? Maybe this is obvious, but you can always use Amazon EC2 . You'll have full control, and definitely meets your requirement for seamlessly scaling up. If you just want very

I'm looking to set up a TeamCity server for continuously building a .NET web application. I already have hosting, so I don't want to get a whole new hosting account such as AppHarbor. I don't maintain my own physical server, nor do I want to. I also don't want to have to pay $50 or more per month for an entire dedicated Windows machine, just to host TeamCity. I really don't care if it's slow and on a shared machine, as it's just continuous build which will be running in the background. I'll want to have the outputs automatically deployed to a server of my choice through FTP. Is there anyone on

I've been considering image hosting services for a project but am starting to wonder if that's just too complicated for my target audience as they'd have to upload all their images to the hosting service and then "attach" the images to the CSS file using the links the hosting service provides them. While that's a fairly simple process for us developers, I'm thinking that might be a large barrier to getting user buy-in for this feature. I could simplify by hosting and serving the images myself but I'm worried about potential scalability issues that could present which I don't have the hardware

What options exist for Python Cloud Hosting other than Google App Engine? I'm looking for solutions that let me write and publish code to servers that will scale up automatically to meet demand. I don't want to spend my time on IT tasks. So far, I've really only found this: https://www.picloud.com/ App Engine is great, but has some immaturity limitations such as lack of https support. Franck Google App Engine is a unique cloud platform and you won't find any other similar hosting. Except maybe hosting your own AppScale platform somewhere : http://code.google.com/p/appscale/ But I don't think

I am looking for a git hosting environment for several users. Therefore i've searched for comparisons between Gitolite , Gitlab and Gitorius . But i get nothing what could be useful. Is there anybody, who has experiences with different hosting tools and could provide an advice? VonC Gitolite is not a git hosting environment: it is an authorization layer , which grants or denies access to a git repo. It is the https or ssh layer which allows the authentication of a user, and the git repo hosting itself. See " How do programs like gitolite work? " GitLab and Gitorious both provide git hosting,

Can someone give specific steps on how to implement hosting of a Django-based website using Amazon's EC2 hosting service? Is that possible? My website source code can be found here . I searched and found this article . But before doing anything I just want to get some basic ideas about Amazon EC2 hosting. Peter Recore It certainly is possible, but it sounds like EC2 is not the best option for you. For examples of people doing it, see for example this or this . In a very oversimplified sense, EC2 is just a server you can rent by the hour. You can have it run Windows or Linux, and then install

I have a mobile application in ionic and have uploaded it in playstore. Now I want to host it in a website. How do i do that with ionic 4 and mysql? I have tried visiting the ionic documentation about PWA but they are using firebase. ng add @angular/pwa ionic build --prod --service-worker ionic build --prod if you not need Cordova use: npm run ionic:build --prod and copy all from the www folder to your Web Server or if you need Cordova then Use Browser Platform for websites. ionic cordova platform add browser ionic cordova build browser --prod --release and copy all from the /platforms/browser

Basically Ive written out this about 5 times, still dont know how to properly ask, so here goes... I want two domains, say example.net and example.info which I have registered. I want them to point to the one application I'm building, then hopefully use Laravel to route the two different domains to there own pages... here is what I've tried and what problems I've ran into... ** #1 Domain Forward ** Uploaded my app to example.net and forwarded the .info domain to the .net domain. And then tried... Route::group(array('domain' => 'example.info'), function() { Route::get('/', function(){ return

I am new to this Web development. I need to know the different ways in which the application i developed can be hosted Myonara Here is a rough checklist with links: For a MEAN-Stack you start with the node.js Installation , which delivers the command framework for the rest. When you start from scratch, my recommendation for the next step is to install Angular 2 with the @angular/cli Package. When you are familiar with the FrontEnd in Angular 2, you can install the expressjs server following this post . So the backend and the frontend are there, but they have to talk to each other with e.g. the