Launching Your AI-Powered App on a Virtual Private Server | Web Development With AI Episode 8
In this series conclusion, @heyAustinGil guides viewers through the process of deploying an AI-enhanced application to a Virtual Private Server (VPS). From setting up the VPS to configuring a reverse proxy with Caddy Server, this tutorial offers step-by-step instructions for taking an AI-driven project from development to production.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:37 Pre-Requisites
7:00 Avoiding Fighter Collision
11:23 Reset App State
15:50 Push to Repo
18:40 Deploy to Akamai
19:55 Update DNS
20:10 Connect to Server via SSH
20:40 Install Git
20:50 Clone Project
21:08 Install Node.js
22:15 Build Project
23:10 Inject OpenAI API Key
23:40 Start App
24:08 Install PM2
25:40 Install Caddyserver
26:50 Configure Caddy
28:20 Reload and Test
29:18 Developer Note
31:14 Conclusion
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Product: Akamai Developer, OpenAI, Qwik.js, ChatGPT; @heyAustinGil
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