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I put up my own server on Vercel. The site can install your project directly from your GitHub repository. Pretty nifty. All you need is a JSON file on GitHub to
by 8chanAnon 3y ago
I put up my own server on Vercel. The site can install your project directly from your GitHub repository. Pretty nifty. All you need is a JSON file on GitHub to configure the installation.
My project is just a simple proxy server: https://kraker-remote.vercel.app https://kraker-remote.vercel.app
It took me a while to figure out how to make it work.
Check out the vercel.json here to see how I did it:
https://github.com/8chanAnon/Kraker-Local-Proxy-Server https://github.com/8chanAnon/Kraker-Local-Proxy-Server
- vitalipom 3y agoTY! The intention was to deploy a free backend server. The difference is that it executes code whenever you want and can execute lots of code (on the backend) while serving your requests and this one - the script that I provided raises such a server that does it for free, it capable in terms of hardware to serve very high loads.
- vitalipom 3y agoYeah, I see now that it has free starters plan. Consider however OCI, those are real machines that you can use for free. You can not just run backend on them, but for example run Kubernetes on a set of such machines :) They didn't pay me to talk about them hehe but I like them very much. Also what they offer for free of charge are very very powerful machines for unlimited amount of time.