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install zfile cloud drive indexer using docker or cloud platform
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Feb 18, 2025
If you would like to have a central place to list all your files stored in cloud drives, this video might give you an idea how you can do it. This video introudces a Github project, Zfile, which can allow you to list the files from all different cloud drive sources. It supports preview for popular media files or documents. Plus it can add a security layer to your folders or files. Related Post: ✍https://blog.51sec.org/2025/01/5-mins-docker-deploy-zfile-online-cloud.html Related Videos: 🌟https://youtu.be/MoO0fStWoHM 🌟https://youtu.be/SE8ZuGKw4Eg 🌟https://youtu.be/9ZFgm-5w8HY 🌟https://youtu.be/RZZto9TGyxA 🌟https://youtu.be/5O4zQc4pvDs 🌟https://youtu.be/HjKjB8JKa08 🌟https://youtu.be/HCZcvROzsZo 💖Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 2:04 - Lets start it 3:50 - 1. Install Zfile using Docker & Add Local storage + One Drive 8:58 - 2. Add Your Custom Domain and Configure NPM to Do Reverse proxy
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hello everyone welcome to Johnny NC
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YouTube channel in this video I'm going
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to introduce this GitHub project that
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file which is a online Cloud dis
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aggregator or online Cloud disk indexer
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you can use it to show all of your car
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drives in one pages and you can have
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password you can preview those popular
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documentation format such as image
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videos audios and even office files PDF
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files unfortunately this one is only
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have Chinese version so I using Google
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Translate translate it if you can
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understand it well you can use it to
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build your own Cloud Drive list website
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to aggregate all your Cloud drivers from
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different sources and put into one page
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to show everything in there previously I
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had a similar project a list introduced
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to you also I have one
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manager I have a go index or GD index
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Google Drive
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indexer created it using the cloud for
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works if you want to know how to build
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one website free to aggregate all your
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Cloud drivers together you can look at
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those video search in my channel and you
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should be able to get better ideas what
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you needed so far I found the list J
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files can meet all of my requirements
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such as preview features such as
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password protection and then they can
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support the most popular cloud
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as well so now let's jump in start to
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work
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on one thing I like that file L program
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is they have very good documentation
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website again unfortunately it's Chinese
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Us in the Google translate you should be
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able to see the English version you can
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have multiple installation method Docker
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and Docker composer is the one I really
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like which I'm using in this video to
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show you there demo side as well which
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is only showing local storage you can
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preview the files you can see the
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function if you want to check out if it
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meet your requirement not you also can
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log in using the provided
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account then you should be able to see
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the back end which is how you can edit
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storages you can edit multiple type
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storage which you can chose here webd
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tension cosos osss usfp SFTP one drive
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SharePoint Google Drive S3 bucket all
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those popular ones you should be able to
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add them into your that fire program
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there's some security controls access
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controls detail logs have short link
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directly link to your file which you can
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share outside you can manage that and
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this web daab also supported so it's
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perfect for your personal cloud drive
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website in this case that's why I'm
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trying to show this program to you and
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then hopefully it can help you a bit
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friendly as usual I do have a blog post
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to show all command and install steps
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you should be able to find it from video
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description let's start with do R and
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doer compose let do run command you
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should be able to find this also from
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the document website I showed you before
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to make it simple I already simplified
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it bit and make it adjusted to meet my
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own environment you may want to adjust
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it or you can just directly copy paste
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the front layer I always start with play
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with stalker to test the Lo stalker
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command and test the docker to see how
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it works then I going to put into my own
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VPS to make it simple I won't go through
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all process uh I will just test it in a
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play with stalker if you want to see
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more you can look at my other videos
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which here to show you how to deploy in
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your own VPS
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environment so if you have play with
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Docker account login then you should be
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able to start a new instance after you
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copied the docker run command in you can
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just slow it into here then light round
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as you can see in couple seconds the
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docker has been created and then the
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port 8080 has been opened for us to
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access to
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it you can see list is typical system
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initialization page you need to enter
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your site name uh put the at the main
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account put the password if you are
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using proxy using your own domain then
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you may want to use your own domain here
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after you created your DNS record and
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created your proxy setting which I'm
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going to show you a little bit later for
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my
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settings the initialization has been
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successfully completed
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got it it it's just saying there's no
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storage Source do you want to jump into
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ad m page to add some
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Source yes so we're going to do that of
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course we need to log in right
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now the second option is St Source again
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the whole page is Chinese hopefully you
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can understand the inter bit or you can
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translate it so let's look the C I'm
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going to put a temp file here then you
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need to choose storage policy which is
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local storage source and you need to put
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the pass in save
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it after that you should be able to see
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there's a local Source here which is
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local files so that's how easy you can
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add the local source and how you can add
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other storage source which can add
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another one to give you a little bit
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idea how to add one drive so this is
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just a name for your website for this
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folder if you want to do one drive click
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one drive you want to SharePoint click
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SharePoint or Google drive or S3
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SFTP web tab etc etc so we do one drive
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so once you choose one drive here is you
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need to get the access token visit token
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and refresh token so here they will
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launch a new website launch a new page
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to ask you to log in uh you may want
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to connect to
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it so then you will see the whole One
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Drive access token refresh token you can
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put the is
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in let's say access token refresh
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token then L Drive let's save it so
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that's how simple you can add one drive
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in now we can go
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back so we have two folder now one is
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for local one is one drive that's how
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you can launch it using the dock Rong
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command if you want to use dock compos
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it's a similar do post command is here
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you just copy them and you should be
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able to use them directly or you can go
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back
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to document website see the docker
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compos command here so that's how easy
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you can bring up your own Cloud Drive
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manager or Cloud Drive listing website
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using that file
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once you have your website running on
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the port 880 and on running on your IP
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address then you may can think about
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using your own domain so you need to add
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uh a recode for it just like what I did
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I'm using engine X proxy manager to dose
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proxy for my website so the first thing
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uh and also I'm using CIA to manage my
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DNS Rec code so first thing of course
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you need to create the a code um so
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let's say this is your website name that
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file and then this is your mpm engine X
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proxy manager IP so basically you point
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your that file list subdomain to your
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mpm once you have your a record created
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you can go back to your engine xlx manag
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to create the new
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proxy host which is what I did is using
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your own domain and then put into the
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real public IP and the theor in here the
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port I'm using 1890 not the default port
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8080 so depending on which Port you open
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to the public then you put the port IP
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address here so after that you just need
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to create your SSL certificate you get
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your SSL certificate l you can save the
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changes so after this you should be able
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to have your own J file Cloud aggregator
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which is adding all your Cloud drivers
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together and L you can show all L what
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you have here in to the
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public H we can use Docker and the
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docker compos to deploy that file L web
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application to your own VPS you also can
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deploy to zeber
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coip
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render fly iio lows free Cloud platform
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which can help you to launch your own
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application zra probably is the easiest
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way you can do so let's log in as long
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as you have account then you should be
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able to launch your application at least
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for 24 for
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hours so you can create a new project
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also you can create a Project based on a
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template in zebra so that's the one
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thing I like zebra I'm going to quickly
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go through the configuration for those
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web
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platforms so you can search
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template G file so they already have
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template so what you can do is just
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click on it and then deploy so you you
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can deploy free child Z and then you
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will get the subdomain let's say the
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file if nobody using that domain then
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you can use it or you can use in 51 C
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file so then I will deploy it so it will
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take a while to deploy similar thing is
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coip the thing is coip free account
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usually hobby plan doesn't give you
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persistent
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volume for this application it does need
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a assistant volume which is free plan
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may not provide to it for example render
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free plan you can deploy the web service
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using the existing image you can have
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free hobby project but unfortunately it
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doesn't provide you persistent dis for
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you to use so if you deploy to it it
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work but they won't save your
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configurations for this case you can
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upgrade your plan you then you can get a
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persistent disc to mount to your app and
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then map your darker internal
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configuration folder to Lo persistent
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dis fly iio actually is better the free
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print does have persistent disc for you
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one GB to use so but the performance is
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very low I already tried uh in my blog I
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do have very detailed step
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I'll show you how to use your free plan
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how to launch and how to create your
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persistent disk and then how you can
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configure your files to mount a disk to
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your application and then deploy to it
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it does works the performance is not
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that good but it does work uh I won't go
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through it but uh I will just quickly
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using theb plan to show you how to
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deploy that file this application to the
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cloud basically that's how simple you
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can use theer to deploy that file but
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then that is only for 24
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hours so it's up and
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running coip it's a similar you should
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be able to deploy web service using
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Docker image
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then next then you can
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choose CPU echo which is free to use but
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it's only 0.1 virtual CPU it will work
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but uh it might too slow for you to use
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that's why I'm not recommending to using
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this free plan same thing on render even
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you deploy it it's going to be little
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bit slow and you have to upgrade to get
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a persist inant dis same thing on
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FL but Lal choice you may want to pay $5
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to get this application run in the cloud
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for you so that's all for this video I
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deployed that file in my own VPS using
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my own domain I deployed that file into
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Cloud platforms such as deer coap render
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fly iio
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more details you can find out from my
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blog post I hope you like this video if
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you like it give me thumb up and support
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me by subscribe my channel see you in my
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