Confirmed: can host with Dokku
See original GitHub issueYou can use Dokku on your own server to host bandwidth-hero-proxy. Worked as Heroku https://github.com/dokku/dokku
Just create an app on Dokku
dokku apps:create bandwidth-hero-proxy # on dokku server
Then from your local PC, push the code to dokku
# on local laptop/pc
git add remote dokku dokku@your-server-ip:bandwidth-hero-proxy
git push dokku master
Then check for port with
# on dokku server
dokku proxy:ports bandwidth-hero-proxy
your compression server is hosted at
http://your-server-ip:your-port/
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Top GitHub Comments
Little typo in the comment above, which had me (inexperienced gitter) stumble around for a while.
The correct command is:
git remote add dokku dokku@your-server-ip:bandwidth-hero-proxy
notgit add remote dokku dokku@your-server-ip:bandwidth-hero-proxy
Besides that, everything works with dokku.
It can work without Dokku but Dokku save your time with Apache and Nginx :v