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There are free "forever" VPS options from Google, Azure, and Oracle that you can use to deploy non-commercial servers. And together with either a free subdomain
by wallmountedtv 4y ago
There are free "forever" VPS options from Google, Azure, and Oracle that you can use to deploy non-commercial servers. And together with either a free subdomain provider, or something like freenom to find a free domain registrar, you can have a fully free setup without using "no code" providers.
Perfect to learn on without needing to use money.
- noirscape 4y agoI'd rather recommend something like noip's free tier over Freenom btw. They're an incredibly skeezy company and if memory serves me right actually are one of the extremely few ccTLD registrars to get fined for mistreating customers (which is extremely uncommon, ccTLD registrars have kinda free range to do whatever they want generally speaking). In a more direct sense, they stole several domains from me about a decade ago by marking my account as abusive and then tried to resell those domains for ~6.24 euros to anyone else as a "premium" domain name (which I figured out when I made an alternate account) once they got some slight amounts of traffic. Very scummy. It's a free provider so these aren't unexpected shenanigans, but I'd still advise anyone looking for a registrar to not use Freenom. Go for a dynamic DNS provider instead if you're starting out, there's quite a few with free plans. If you're willing to throw a few bones for a proper domain name, I'd recommend Porkbun myself but there's other options too.