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ayastreb / bandwidth-hero

:guardsman: Saves data by compressing images on web page
https://bandwidth-hero.com/
MIT License
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Any option other than Heroku? #76

Open jacky780001 opened 1 year ago

jacky780001 commented 1 year ago

I am getting messages from Heroku that they'd be ending free dynos on 11/28/2022, so in order to continue using bandwidth-hero, is there any other option than Heroku or hosting own server?

ayastreb commented 1 year ago

Yes, please refer to proxy README - https://github.com/ayastreb/bandwidth-hero-proxy - there's a couple of links in "Self-hosted" section down bellow. Proxy server is just a node.js app, you can run it at your own hosting wihtout problems

kaovilai commented 1 year ago

A k8s deployment yaml would probably be a cool addition

SSL-ACTX commented 1 year ago

I used Vercel to deploy bandwidth-hero, it works flawlessly.

JuanJSAR commented 1 year ago

Any tutorial on how to do it?

SSL-ACTX commented 1 year ago

@JuanJSAR Well, you can just fork bandwidth-hero-proxy repo and add a vercel.json (read about it in vercel), and import it to Vercel. That's it.