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* Avoid running anything that would use a '''Silly''' amount of system/natural resources | * Avoid running anything that would use a '''Silly''' amount of system/natural resources | ||
* Your application may be better suited for being run as a part of '''The''' [[Incredible Pronounmail Suite of Interesting Applications]]. | * Your application may be better suited for being run as a part of '''The''' [[Incredible Pronounmail Suite of Interesting Applications]]. | ||
* Please have the source code for your application available somewhere on the server under a '''Reasonable''' license (the AGPL is always a good choice) | |||
== Systemd == | == Systemd == | ||
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Description=My cool application | Description=My cool application | ||
After=network.target | After=network.target | ||
[Service] | [Service] | ||
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== Networking == | == Networking == | ||
Please please please have your application listen over a Unix Domain Socket (where the socket is a filesystem node) | [https://music.apple.com/gb/album/please-please-please/153432152?i=153432312 Please please please] have your application listen over a Unix Domain Socket (where the socket is a filesystem node) instead of an Internet domain socket (where the socket is an IP address and a port number). | ||
== Database(s) == | == Database(s) == | ||
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== Alternatively == | == Alternatively == | ||
If you're not expecting too much traffic, it might be wise to write your thing with [[CGI]]. We also have [[PHP]], which works quite well. | If you're not expecting too much traffic, it might be wise to write your thing with [[CGI]]. We also have [[PHP]], which works quite well. | ||
The cops don't want you to know this, but you can make a static website appear dynamic by just rebuilding it every few minutes. You can use a systemd timer to do this automatically ([[please]] don't rebuild it too often or i'll [[killing|kill]] you 💔). | |||