You can follow this step-by-step guide on how to host this website on your Ubuntu server so that it will be accessible with HTTPS and gives an overview of the links from your Researchgate, LinkedIn, and GitHub account.
Get a domain, for example from namecheap.com. Choose your domain, e.g., yourdomain.xyz.
Next, set up an A Record with the Host as @ (or a specific prefix you want to use, e.g., www) and the Value as your IP address.
Install the packages needed
sudo apt install docker.io npm git nano
npm install --global yarn
And pull the GitHub repository
git pull [email protected]:fridolinvii/website-links-overview.git
and enter the folder.
cd website-links-overview
Follow the instruction on nodejs.org to install Node.js:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.7/install.sh | bash
then execute .bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
and finally install the newest Node.js version, e.g.,
nvm install 22
This gives the parameters to build the dockers. Copy the .env.template to .env, and edit them accodingly to your wishes. Copy:
cp .env.template .env
Edit:
nano .env
Also do this in the website folder:
cp website/.env.template website/.env
and edit it accoding to your wishes:
nano website/.env
I followed the instruction of nginx-proxy/acme and summarized it for my needs. Execute
./build.sh
and follow the instruction. This will build you three dockers. After a few moments you can access your website via your browser:
yourdomain.xyz
If you want to edit the website and check the changes, you can locally start the website:
yarn install
and
yarn start
If you do changes in website/.env you need to stop it (Ctrl-C) and start it again.