In this tutorial, I will show you how to set up a Raspberry Pi 4 as a development (or testing) server. You can use this as a place to push your cod...
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Great article! I wish this was around a couple weeks ago when I also set up my RPi as a development/test server. I had to combine multiple articles together to get a basic setup—way too many tabs for my liking!
Thanks for sharing, and thanks for introducing me to the Pinebrook Pro!
Awesome! It was fun putting this together, I was setting it up for my own personal use and decided to make an article of it. I had to look up a couple of things...
Really nice post, thanks for that OP!
I remember doing something similar in my Digital Ocean machine, the thing I did differently was the reload process. I settled up a web server that listened to a Github hoom from my app's repo and it would, when receiving a push, stop my Node.js process for the app,
git pull, and spawn the process again.I'm curious to use a RaspPi as a K8s provider, I think it would be a nice experience :)
Nice article! I started using a Raspberry Pi five years ago to have another instance of Node.js Express REST API and MongoDB running on my LAN in case my internet went down or one of the remote environments went down. If I had to start up a new project I would do it again.
Very cool guide, this guide also applies to remote cloud servers. Any cheap vm can do the same thing.
Deploying like this with git feels like a superpower!
I use something similar, but with docker containers on my pi.
Cool! Interesting, what count of connections it may accept)
Do you guys know any OS compatible with Raspberry Pi that comes with tools for developers?
something Like Laravel Homestead for raspberry PI.
Thanks