AWS runs the websites on the internet? Or it runs the companies that host them?
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Date: January 11th, 2021 4:46 PM Author: Galvanic Headpube Selfie
What does "function as a collection of services" mean?
So this only matters for apps on your phone? But if I went to uber.com on my laptop that wouldn't be an AWS thing?
What is the backend as opposed to the front end?
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Date: January 11th, 2021 4:46 PM Author: Carmine Vibrant Genital Piercing Lay
Kashmir Hill did a story where she tried to live a week without each of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google. So she had a VPN that blocked any data from AWS and like half of the internet didn't work.
Her conclusion was that it was literally impossible to live without sending data to Amazon.
https://gizmodo.com/i-tried-to-block-amazon-from-my-life-it-was-impossible-1830565336
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Date: January 11th, 2021 4:56 PM Author: Internet-worthy At-the-ready New Version Business Firm
Microsoft (Azure)
Google (Google Cloud Platform)
There are some smaller ones too but those are the big three, with AWS being the most popular.
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Date: January 11th, 2021 9:56 PM Author: amber locale bbw
To run a website, you need a computer, web server software, and some kind of public-facing address.
Computers are commodities. The best web server software is free/open-source (Apache, NGINX, and a handful of smaller players like lighttpd [pronounced 'lighty']).
You can get a text address (domain name) through a number of services, but most of them require a static IP address, which most consumers do not have. You can also use a dyndns service, but they are less than ideal.
Once you have a static IP, you also need to configure your gateway to pass through traffic to the machine on your network acting as the web server. You'll also need to properly configure the operating system, security updates, SSL certificate, logging, web server options and associated software (indexes allowed? default file? file types? CGI/includes? PHP? MySQL/Postgres?).
All in all:
- Obtain computer
- Install OS (e.g., Linux)
- Configure security (e.g., don't allow logging in over SSH based solely on username/password, disable FTP, etc.)
- Configure to keep up to date/secure (e.g., apt update && apt upgrade in your crontab)
- Install web server (e.g., Apache)
- Configure web server
- Install and configure SSL management (e.g., Let's Encrypt ACME client)
- Install and configure web server optional software (e.g., PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, ASP, ColdFusion, MySQL/Postgres, etc.)
- Obtain static IP (e.g., by getting Comcast Business Class)
- Configure Comcast Gateway to route incoming traffic on ports 80 and 443 to your Linux machine
- Purchase a domain name pointing to your static IP (e.g., from GoDaddy)
- Finally put your pages on the Internet
Alternatively you can
- Purchase a LAMP instance on AWS (maybe on Lightsail?)
- Add a static IP through AWS
- Purchase a domain name pointing to your static IP
- Finally put your pages on the Internet
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Date: January 11th, 2021 11:31 PM Author: Galvanic Headpube Selfie
What's at the server farms? Just computers processing information?
Why can't we all dedicate one computer in our home to being a server and then the websites that got kicked off line can be hosted by our computers collectively running together?
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