[Yanel-usage] uploading to a web server, how ?

[Michael Wechner]

Am 10.01.14 00:14, schrieb bard at grapefilm.com:
> Thanks Michael again for your feedback!
>
>
> push and pull via git sounds ideal or what would snowden say to that :-) I mean the git just seems to access my computer directly ?

not if you use something like github. In the case of github it means,
that when you push, the changes will go to github,
which means somebody else (for example us) can pull it from there. If
you make your content open source, then github will be for free, if not,
then it would be starting at USD 7 per month

https://github.com/pricing
>
> What do you charge for hosting ?

we are not a hosting company ourselves, but depending on what your
requirements (space, etc.) are we would either "add" your realm to our
own Yanel instance, which would probably be around USD 5-10 per month or
if you need more space and power, rent a dedicated virtiual server at
linode for USD 20, which would be owned by yourself completely

https://www.linode.com/

Hence in total (github and Tomcat/Virtual Server) it would be around USD
12 to USD 27 per month

>  My current apache 2.2-- gives me 5 gig at a very reasonable rate.  

how much do you currently pay?
>
> I am looking towards the possibility to run live videostreams in the future - is tomcat right for that ?

it depends what exactly you mean with videostreams? You mean kind of
youtube, vimeo? Or that while your record people can watch?
>
> Does the linode technology mean that the site wil be mirrored on several servers around the world ?
Kind of, because the servers are virtual, I guess these are mirrored on
the backend somehow, but I don't think linode gives a guarantee. But if
you keep the content inside github, then you will have it mirrored
anyway, because it will be on at least three physical locations:

- Your laptop
- github
- hosting provider (e.g. linode)

I think this will make it quite safe ;-)

Best regards

Michael
>
> Thanks !
>
> Bard
>
>
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> From: "Michael Wechner" <michael.wechner at wyona.com>
> To: yanel-usage at wyona.com
> Date: Jan 8, 2014 9:15:13 PM
> Subject: Re: [Yanel-usage] uploading to a web server, how ?
>
>
> Hi B?rd
>
> It depends a bit what your hosting provider allows you to do or rather
> what you are allowed to do on your web server.
>
> Normally one would install Apache Tomcat on the webserver. For example
> we are using linode.com where we can do whatever we want.
>
> Or choose a hosting provider which is providing Apache Tomcat out of the
> box. (search for "hosting Apache Tomcat")
>
> Once you have setup an environment with Apache Tomcat, then you can
> deploy your Yanel webapp inside Apache Tomcat
> and point your domain/DNS to this server.
>
> Another possibility is to run Yanel locally and every time you make
> content changes, dump your Yanel based website as static html pages and
> copy these static pages via FTP or scp to your web-server which is
> running a regular webserber, for example Apache httpd.
>
> Another possibility is that you pay a "small" fee and we will setup a
> git repository for you (or that you setup one yourself at github) and
> also provide the hosting environment on one of our servers (shared
> linode), which would mean the following workflow:
>
> - You run Yanel locally on your laptop based on a git repository and can
> do all changes yourself (even offline)
> - Every time you make a change, you commit and push via git
> - We will receive a notification and will pull your new content via git
> onto our webserver
> - Voila your website will be up to date to the public
>
> This would give you greatest flexibility and full control
>
> HTH
>
> Michael
>
>
> Am 08.01.14 17:53, schrieb B?rd Grape:
>> How do I upload yanel to a web server?
>> I just briefly created some html pages within yanel and would like to
>> know the steps after this. The files are still within the provided
>> file tree of the demo - but how do I create my own file-tree - and get
>> the thing up and running on my web server ? sorry for my non tech
>> questioning :-)
>>
>> bard
>
>

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