Any APISCP share hosting?

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• MikeA Member, Patron Provider

  January 3 edited January 3

  Do you need a UI manager (I assume apiscp has one?) for it or no? You should be able to do this on any web host that provides terminal/ssh access if they have the related software installed.

  If you're looking for hosting that you can do that on check out my plans. SSH and web-terminal access can be requested via support, if something doesn't work I'd be happy to make it work. If you don't need much storage space then it starts at $1.99/m. https://extravm.com/webhosting.php (all US plans | all EU plans)
• ersauravadhikari Member

  January 3

  @MikeA I need to host golang based apps.

  You men to run them via ssh as background process and proxy it?
• MikeA Member, Patron Provider

  January 3

  @ersauravadhikari said:
  @MikeA I need to host golang based apps.

  You men to run them via ssh as background process and proxy it?

  Ahh I didn't think about proxying via the web server. Yes, there's no direct support for it but I am pretty sure you can use a NodeJS app manager to run your Golang apps via proxy. The web hosting plans I mention include a NodeJS app manager, and I'm almost certain you could run a Go app through it. If you want to try it send me a message and I can give you an account for a week.
• ersauravadhikari Member

  January 3

  Sure, will DM you.

  PS: Am still looking for alternative as well while I try MikeA's service.
• ersauravadhikari Member

  January 3 edited January 3

  Update:

  Huge thanks to @MikeA for generously offering a free trial to test his SPanel based service it's great to confirm it works for Go applications!

  How it works: The service leverages PM2 (accessible via the Node.js section) with custom app.yaml configurations to run compiled Go binaries directly.

  Example for FileBrowser:

  apps:
    - name: .....
      cwd: /home/...../...../
      script: "./filebrowser"
      args: "-p 3085 -d ./filebrowser.db"
      interpreter: "none"
      log_date_format: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss Z"
      env:
        MYENV: "ENV_VALUE"
  

  (Note: ..... placeholders should be replaced with your actual paths)

  This is a solid workaround for now, and I'm leaning toward going with Mike's service if no major limitations emerge during my testing. That said, I'm still exploring other options and would love to hear about providers with native polyglot support especially any that offer Go out of the box without requiring a process manager workaround. If you know of any, please share!

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