I bought a domain name. How do I deploy a static webpage on it now?

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Render

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WinSCP

2) Copy your website files (HTML/CSS/JS) to your server, either with the command line or a tool like WinSCP. Websites are often stored in directories with the name of the site in /var/www/, so example.com would be stored at /var/www/example.com.

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Dynu Dynamic DNS

1) Point the domain name to your server's static IP, either with the hosting company or a third-party host like Cloudflare or Dynu. Note: if using a third-party host, you'll need to set the domain name host's nameservers to those of your third-party host).

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DigitalOcean

You need a server with a static IP address (if you can't get a static IP address, e.g. On a home network, there are ways around that). You can use a service like Netlify, but here's how to do it from scratch, with your own server (either in the cloud, like AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud, or with an actual physical machine running on your home network*).

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Google Cloud Platform

You need a server with a static IP address (if you can't get a static IP address, e.g. On a home network, there are ways around that). You can use a service like Netlify, but here's how to do it from scratch, with your own server (either in the cloud, like AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud, or with an actual physical machine running on your home network*).

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Certbot

Once your site is running, it's a good idea to set up HTTPS (secure HTTP). You can do this via Certbot (instructions can be found on the site).

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Microsoft Azure

You need a server with a static IP address (if you can't get a static IP address, e.g. On a home network, there are ways around that). You can use a service like Netlify, but here's how to do it from scratch, with your own server (either in the cloud, like AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud, or with an actual physical machine running on your home network*).

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Amazon AWS

You need a server with a static IP address (if you can't get a static IP address, e.g. On a home network, there are ways around that). You can use a service like Netlify, but here's how to do it from scratch, with your own server (either in the cloud, like AWS/Azure/DigitalOcean/Google Cloud, or with an actual physical machine running on your home network*).

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For anyone who struggles with it, and honestly even if you don't, my most valuable piece of advice regarding git is to read just the first 3 chapters of the git book. It's pretty easy reading. If you read those first 3 chapters and understand them (learn by doing, as you read), you will become more proficient with git than 90% of the developers I've ever worked with, just by virtue of actually understanding the concepts.

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