Yes, it is still not completed processing.I had problems from 1 hour on... it stops and get always loading...
No. You only can assign only ONE domain to a VPS.
What I am doing is creating a sub domain from shared hosting provider where I purchase the TLD domain name.
e.g
Shared hosting: example.com
VPS: prod.example.com
I manage the subdomain in shared hosting and point the sub domain name to the VPS IP address.
The auto renew SSL which is provided by CPanel in shared hosting should be disabled.
You can install SSL (Let's Encrypt) to a webserver such as apache2 or nginx using certbot.
With Let's Encrypt, I create a java keystore for B4J servers.
Each B4J server uses different port numbers.
e.g
prod.example.com:5000
prod.example.com:6000
Yes we discussed about panel like Hestia which I think apply the same concept.Actually this is not correct. With a reverse proxy you can redirect different domains to a variety of backends/ports. Search in YouTube for NginxProxyManager... You only need to update the domain dns records to point to your VPS and then on VPS side use NginxProxyManager. Just make sure you will use it with MariaDB for production environments.
It has the option to be used also with sqlite but sqlite even with Wal is kind of limiting for high performance web sites.Yes we discussed about panel like Hestia which I think apply the same concept.
Why you said it must used with MariaDB?
Is it?It has the option to be used also with sqlite but sqlite even with Wal is kind of limiting for high performance web sites.
Is it?
I thought because the tutorial mentioned it requires a docker-mariadb-aria extension.
It is possible by changing the installation docker compose yaml. You just unrem some lines of the yaml mentioned, and disconnect it from MariaDB. Christian Lempa in the video you posted is an excellent server operations engineer and tutor. He has a lot of videos in this matter (but he always uses mariadb).
It is possible by changing the installation docker compose yaml. You just unrem some lines of the yaml mentioned, and disconnect it from MariaDB. Christian Lempa in the video you posted is an excellent server operations engineer and tutor. He has a lot of videos in this matter (but he always uses mariadb).