Good day.
I' have a thesis. It is composed of a website, php based and a system which is vb.net. My website's database (mysql) is connected to the system. I test my system and it is working properly.
My problem is how am I gonna deploy my website to the internet and somehow, also connected to the system I created. I'm going to host the website because it's for a short time only.
I'm going to buy a domain at godaddy.com. My laptop will be the host for the both website and system.
Can i use filezilla? Is my logic possible?
Sorry for the wrong grammar or bad logic. I'm a student and a beginner. Hope you understand. Thank you in advance.
You may be able to do this, but the site will only be available if and when your laptop is online and connected to a known, static IP address, because you'll have to configure the DNS servers at GoDaddy to point to that IP address.
You may need to purchase a hosting package with MySQL, and put your database and application up there. You can update the site with Filezilla, yes.
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Hello guys.
In our actual project we got a Microsoft Server accessed via remotehost. On this server we installed xampp ,Microsoft SQL Server and our previously in ObjectPascal developed program.
Then we have a Microsoft SQL Server at our Customers. Then we have our Application, programmed in ObjectPascal, installed, that works with the SQL-Server and is programmed by our company.
Our Web-solution is programmed that it can work with the database like our old programm. Furthermore we would like to use the old program for working locally and our web solution for working remotely. Furthermore the databases on the web-server and at our customer are identical.
Now we have the problem how we can access the data at our Customers SQL Server, without the need of complex configuration at our customers network.
Our thoughts were:
A Web Server at our customer and access the data per AJAX.
Customers Server permanently asking the web-server if it needs data
Doing something similar like 'push up notification' sending from the web-server to our customer.
Maybe synchronising to and from the server?
We are able to get the public IP-Adress from our customer and are able to update it if it change, so that is no problem. The only problem we have is, how we can access the data from our customer. Maybe our solutions go to a completely wrong direction, that's why i am asking you guys.
If you could give me some hints, tips and tricks, maybe a link or a technology name would help me and we would be really gratefull for that.
I thank you for your time reading this!
I've spent the entire morning scouring the internet trying to find a solution to this and I haven't found one yet so now I'm here. I have a LAMP server on digital ocean and I want to use it strictly as a database server. I have a Jekyll site on Github that I've got up and running, but I want to know if there is a way to send users over to my LAMP server for authentication, but use my Jekyll site for the rest of the website. Would it be possible to redirect the page to the server and then have the root directory of the virtual host in the url location? I want to implement this all on the same domain, but I want to do it this way to make it fast and efficient.
Would I have to use different two nameservers from different domains and would this cause any problems?
I know you can do a Jekyll-Angular-Firebase stack, but I want something that I can maintain on my own and don't have to pay $50 a month for.
Would it be possible to talk to the database in the form itself so that everything else is static and doesn't have to be processed by the lamp server?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks you.
Just deploy/upload your static site (the '_site' folder in Jekyll) to your LAMP stack and add some php files for authentication.
Didn't really know what title to give this question so I hope its acceptable.
I am using a system which has an API. I don't have a lot of control over this system, but one thing I need for security reasons is for it to be locked down to my IP. This works, so now the system can only be accessed from my IP.
Now, I have built a custom app which uses the above API. This app is hosted on a server which is different from my IP address. Therefore, when I try to make the API call it fails due to it being restricted. I know this is the case, because if I run the app locally from my location, it works without any problems.
So, the question is whats the best thing to do? I know I could add the IP address of the server which is hosting my app to the systems API. However, I think the servers IP is dynamic which could cause problems. I have also used things like no-ip locally to control my dynamic IP, but I cant imagine I can install this on my web server.
Looking for thoughts as to how I can overcome this problem.
Thanks
Good day. I have a thesis project. it is composed of a webpage created on php and a system using vb.net 2008.
As of now , they are both connected to the same database.
I am wondering if it is possible that if i packaged the system and live the website, will still be connected with one database? Thank you in advance.
If I understand you right (and the question could be better worded), you're asking what happens if you deploy the website on a different server than the one you used to develop it. The short answer is that, unless the machine hosting the database is accessible to the web server host machine, that you would also have to redeploy the database.
In other words, wherever you move the PHP-based website and VB.NET system, they would need to be able to access the machine hosting the database server. Otherwise, I see no issue with them both accessing the same database.
I have a web app running on php and mysql.
i have tested on my localhost and i know it works.
if my platform has a url like myplatform.com, and users sign up, they automatically get a website like user1.myplatform.com or user2.myplatform.com, etc.
Akin to blogger, wordpress or webs.com
now if user1 decides to purchase a url from a domain registrar and gets a myurl.com, there is no problem to do that.
now i am using a webhosting dedicated server solution. apparently there is a problem to use shared hosting. Don't quite get why. If an explanation is given, i will be glad to hear it.
now the key question is I am unsure if i can do the same thing on cloud computing platforms like amazon aws. I posted my question on their forum and customer support.
ZERO reply. Disappointing.
Please advise. Thank you.
Yes. For AWS, you need to use a wildcard A record to point all traffic to *.myplatform.com to your S3 instance's static IP address. Users with their own domain names would need to point something like yourservice.theirdomain.com to the same IP (or a CNAME pointing to www.myplatform.com).
Then, have your application code serve the appropriate content based on the requested hostname.
Yes you can Do the same thing using Amazon AWS. You can have people point to different instances of EC2 or you can point your subdomains to the different homepages/locations on a single EC2 instance. AWS has no such restrictions as mentioned by you.