Deploying hobby projects on a budget, NO DOCKER, (Digital Ocean, systemd, Caddy, Let's Encrypt)
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Never heard of Caddy before, thank you!
Nice video! There is any plans about second part with delivering code and deploy after commit or something like this?
Hi, yeah, I'll what is possible, but really for my current personal projects I just tend to ssh to the server and git pull/restart service
Did I miss the SSL / Let's Encrypt part?
Check out Caddy, it really just do Let's Encrypt auto-registration for you, with a simple config :)
@@andrey.fadeev I see, that is pretty impressive that it is fully automated.
@@MartinClausen Yeah, I was surprised It worked the first time, without any issues. It also handles HTTP to HTTPS redirect automatically by default, which is handy
what plugin did tou use that autocompleted and generated the system-d file?
I just got it from docs of Bun bun.sh/guides/ecosystem/systemd