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If you are stuck on completing this long-ass tutorial that you linked, I’d suggest not overcomplicating it and just launching a VM, droplet, or even just paying
by dangus 4y ago
If you are stuck on completing this long-ass tutorial that you linked, I’d suggest not overcomplicating it and just launching a VM, droplet, or even just paying a provider for blog hosting. For me Ghost worked very well for this purpose.
I’ve had this happen to me far too many times: my engineering sensibilities get in the way of just putting the stuff out there.
My suggestion is to off the engineering cap and pretend like your blog or website is a business. What return on investment do you get out of all the time spent writing configuration/code, figuring out your deployment scheme, and standing up infrastructure?
For me, I didn’t get any, so I decided to scrap my overcomplicated nonsense and spin up a DigitalOcean droplet with a few clicks. Another few clicks to dump it behind Clpudflare, enable some basic VM backups, and add a basic DO firewall and I was done.
- indigodaddy 4y agoI think you’re probably right. All the searching and researching for the exact perfect way to deploy/infra it is likely just part of procrastination in general of the writing and getting down to it. Probably should just throw something on one my 2 or 3 long-idling VMs or one of my OCI free tier instances..