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I'm curious about this too... I currently use 000webhost... The free features are great and the downtime is one hour you can set so I set mine for 3am... Although there was that big snafoo about them being hacked in 2015... Honestly I just keep basic game data on there though so I'm not super concerned but still
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@fullsnack-dev I haven't! I am aware of them but haven't looked for them with this specs in mind. I will have a closer look.
@Ace71425 tbh I don't free webhosts for a long time ago as they don't meet my minimum requirements I need, neither for my personal needs nor for the company I work for. I can't consider it reliable and performant at all (at an enterprise level). But hey, thanks for the suggestion! :) -
@ivoecpereira yes yes. But for free usage, it only supports postgre. If you are using mysql, you have to pay like $10. And also you can integrate ci/cd. And supports deployment from a git repository. <- my favorite feature
Friday afternoon going straight to production without testing.
F🤬k!! why doesn’t this work on the testing server!l! I swear it worked local.
Meanwhile live:
Successful release day
If you were to host a PHP website in a managed hosting, able to handle 200 concurrent users and upgrade to a better plan with no or small downtime if needed, which would be your choice?
The ability to integrate a CI/CD solution would be really helpful.
Context: We are dealing with a one-time campaign at the company and we don't plan to integrate this project into our architecture, so we looking for alternative solutions where to host it and deploy it to.
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