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I am looking to make a strapi (headless CMS) and react app and I can find some tutorials about it online, but I can't find much about the best or affordable hosting options.
Do I need to host the two separately? Or can I host them together? For instance, if I use heroku, can I host them in the same Dyno?
To be clear, I would like to host the Strapi back end and the react front end in the same place. Is that possible?
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I am looking to make a strapi (headless CMS) and react app and I can find some tutorials about it online, but I can't find much about the best or affordable hosting options.
Do I need to host the two separately? Or can I host them together? For instance, if I use heroku, can I host them in the same Dyno?
To be clear, I would like to host the Strapi back end and the react front end in the same place. Is that possible?
reactjs heroku strapi
asked Mar 9 at 6:20
blubberboblubberbo
1,1731726
add a comment |
I am looking to make a strapi (headless CMS) and react app and I can find some tutorials about it online, but I can't find much about the best or affordable hosting options.
Do I need to host the two separately? Or can I host them together? For instance, if I use heroku, can I host them in the same Dyno?
To be clear, I would like to host the Strapi back end and the react front end in the same place. Is that possible?
reactjs heroku strapi
asked Mar 9 at 6:20
blubberboblubberbo
1,1731726
I am looking to make a strapi (headless CMS) and react app and I can find some tutorials about it online, but I can't find much about the best or affordable hosting options.
Do I need to host the two separately? Or can I host them together? For instance, if I use heroku, can I host them in the same Dyno?
To be clear, I would like to host the Strapi back end and the react front end in the same place. Is that possible?
reactjs heroku strapi
reactjs heroku strapi
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The best solution is to host your back-end application (in this case Strapi) in one server.
And you have to host the build of your front-end application (in this case React) in a CDN.
With this way you can manage precisely resources your allocate to each part of your application.
After that if you want to host your application in the same server, you can use the public folder that offer Strapi. BUT IT S NOT A GOOD PRACTICE!
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
why is hosting the static site in thepublicfolder not good practice?
– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
add a comment |
Strapi is a node.js based project, so you can host Strapi anywhere as long as the service supports node.js.
Strapi supports a lot of database, so you can host your database separately with Strapi like mongolab .
Strapi is a headless CMS, which means it generates API for your front-end, so you can host your front-end code separately as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
add a comment |
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The best solution is to host your back-end application (in this case Strapi) in one server.
And you have to host the build of your front-end application (in this case React) in a CDN.
With this way you can manage precisely resources your allocate to each part of your application.
After that if you want to host your application in the same server, you can use the public folder that offer Strapi. BUT IT S NOT A GOOD PRACTICE!
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
why is hosting the static site in thepublicfolder not good practice?
– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
add a comment |
The best solution is to host your back-end application (in this case Strapi) in one server.
And you have to host the build of your front-end application (in this case React) in a CDN.
With this way you can manage precisely resources your allocate to each part of your application.
After that if you want to host your application in the same server, you can use the public folder that offer Strapi. BUT IT S NOT A GOOD PRACTICE!
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
why is hosting the static site in thepublicfolder not good practice?
– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
add a comment |
The best solution is to host your back-end application (in this case Strapi) in one server.
And you have to host the build of your front-end application (in this case React) in a CDN.
With this way you can manage precisely resources your allocate to each part of your application.
After that if you want to host your application in the same server, you can use the public folder that offer Strapi. BUT IT S NOT A GOOD PRACTICE!
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
The best solution is to host your back-end application (in this case Strapi) in one server.
And you have to host the build of your front-end application (in this case React) in a CDN.
With this way you can manage precisely resources your allocate to each part of your application.
After that if you want to host your application in the same server, you can use the public folder that offer Strapi. BUT IT S NOT A GOOD PRACTICE!
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
answered Mar 12 at 21:00
Jim LAURIEJim LAURIE
35615
35615
why is hosting the static site in thepublicfolder not good practice?
– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
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why is hosting the static site in thepublicfolder not good practice?
– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
why is hosting the static site in the
public folder not good practice?– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
why is hosting the static site in the
public folder not good practice?– blubberbo
Mar 13 at 15:19
add a comment |
Strapi is a node.js based project, so you can host Strapi anywhere as long as the service supports node.js.
Strapi supports a lot of database, so you can host your database separately with Strapi like mongolab .
Strapi is a headless CMS, which means it generates API for your front-end, so you can host your front-end code separately as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
add a comment |
Strapi is a node.js based project, so you can host Strapi anywhere as long as the service supports node.js.
Strapi supports a lot of database, so you can host your database separately with Strapi like mongolab .
Strapi is a headless CMS, which means it generates API for your front-end, so you can host your front-end code separately as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
add a comment |
Strapi is a node.js based project, so you can host Strapi anywhere as long as the service supports node.js.
Strapi supports a lot of database, so you can host your database separately with Strapi like mongolab .
Strapi is a headless CMS, which means it generates API for your front-end, so you can host your front-end code separately as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
Strapi is a node.js based project, so you can host Strapi anywhere as long as the service supports node.js.
Strapi supports a lot of database, so you can host your database separately with Strapi like mongolab .
Strapi is a headless CMS, which means it generates API for your front-end, so you can host your front-end code separately as well.
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
answered Mar 9 at 6:28
Joseph WangJoseph Wang
1269
1269
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
add a comment |
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
What about hosting the front-end in the same place as strapi?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:29
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
You can do this, or you can find other services like Firebase Hosting, which cached your front-end code into global CDN, and you can rollback anywhere you want.
– Joseph Wang
Mar 9 at 6:34
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
How do I host the front end along with the Strapi back end?
– blubberbo
Mar 9 at 6:52
add a comment |
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