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This is very good advice. I am beginning to become worried that hobby projects now consider using heavyweight tools that make sense in companies. If you're onl
by gitzen 7y ago
This is very good advice. I am beginning to become worried that hobby projects now consider using heavyweight tools that make sense in companies.
If you're only going to build a simple app for friends and family as a hobby which would receive less than 10000 hits in a day, Kubernetes cluster seems like an overkill. CI (automated builds and tests) could still offer some advantages to maintain good long term health of the hobby project.
But other than that just copying over the files or pulling it from Git sounds just fine. Perhaps even go for a cheaper option like Linode or Digital Ocean for hosting instead of AWS/GCP/Azure.
- gshdg 7y agoWhy host it on anything more complex than S3? You don’t need a “real” server for this. The most you need is a cheapo $2/mo shared hosting account.