How people are running their bots over a long period of time? (VPS/DEDICATED SERVER)
See original GitHub issue- OS: MacOS Monterey 12.1
- Programming Language version: Python 3.9
- CCXT version: Most up to date
I'm just curious on how people are deploying their bots.
I've been trying to connect my bot in an AWS lambda function but ccxt is too large for it to work.
Has anyone found a solution to this or another way without running on my personal computer 24/7
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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- Created 2 years ago
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I made some pdf instructions for how to get freqtrade (which is built on CCXT) running on an AWS t2.micro. Using clang as a compiler helped. You can try looking at the setup.sh script used in there if it helps.
I never had any problems with CCXT, but TA-LIB didn’t always work when I was using gcc as my compiler
That’s another option, there’s a udemy course on how to set up freqtrade on a raspberry pi as well, I’ve never taken it and it might be a waste of money, but it’s there